Cran Fest
Dressed for their own performance, sisters Sophia, left, and Lucy Latinova and their grandmother, Patricia Freedman, watch the Chinese dance exhibition at
CranFest on Saturday. The event was hosted by the Cranberry Area Diversity Network.
Hana Steiner, 10, makes a paper cutout that will contain the Chinese character for spring at CranFest on Saturday at the Cranberry Township Municipal Center.
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Students from the Bell School of Irish Dance perform at the Cranberry Area Folk & Food Festival, presented by the Cranberry Area Diversity Network, will feature a series of 20-minute dance and musical performances by more than a dozen separate nationality groups on two different stages in the building.(Dave Prelosky photo)
Lion dancers from the Organization of Chinese Americans appear at The Cranberry Area Folk & Food Festival, presented by the Cranberry Area Diversity Network, will feature a series of 20-minute dance and musical performances by more than a dozen separate nationality groups on two different stages in the building.(Dave Prelosky photo)
Thais Rodom (CQ) seems to be projecting herself into a choral performance at The Cranberry Area Folk & Food Festival, presented by the Cranberry Area Diversity Network, will feature a series of 20-minute dance and musical performances by more than a dozen separate nationality groups on two different stages in the building.(Dave Prelosky photo)
