(NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ) -- On Saturday, August 12, Boyd Park in New Brunswick was filled with the sights and sounds of the 2nd Annual Indo-American Festival, part of the 2017 Hub City Sounds Festival, featuring the beautiful food, music, cultural dances, and healing traditions and heritage of India.
Attendees saw the beautiful costumes and heard the exciting sounds of the day, and likely enjoyed some of the mouthwatering food on hand too. Some of the festival visitors included Commissioner Upendra Chivukula, Middlesex County Freeholder Shanti Narra, Epic Actor's Workshop's Dr. Dipan Ray, TV Asia, David Joshi from WRSU, and many others.
Upcoming events for Hub City Festival include:
Saturday, August 26 (12m to 6pm) - 2nd Annual Caribbean Festival @Boyd Park, Rt. 18 North. Revel in the island vibes featuring Caribbean cuisine, music and dance performances including reggae, soca and calypso
Sunday, September 10 (12pm to 6pm) - Rock New Brunswick @Boyd Park, Rt. 18 North. Featuring punk music and entertainment, featuring Latin Rock and Afro Punk performances, New Jersey music media consortium, Smugbug Productions and a DIY Flea Market
Saturday, September 16 (1pm to 6pm) - 5th Annual Central Jersey Jazz Festival on Livingston Avenue, (between George Street & New Street) Featuring an unparalleled collaboration between 3 communities in 3 different counties consisting of the Flemington, New Brunswick and Somerville
Sunday, October 8, 2017 (11am to 4pm) - Hub City Sounds @Ciclovia: 3rd Annual Corazon Latino Festival @ Joyce Kilmer Park, 143 Joyce Kilmer Avenue. Enjoy the rich Latino and Caribbean culture of New Brunswick, traditional cultural dances, music and much more.
For more information visit www.newbrunswickarts.org
