March 28 marked a pivotal moment at the Brown School as the Cultural Showcase returned to in-person festivities, breaking a pause necessitated by the global pandemic. A cornerstone of student-led initiatives for over 25 years, the event celebrates the tapestry of global cultures, bringing together performances, culinary delights, and traditional dress from around the world. From vibrant rhythms of Azerbaijan and South Korea to the rich traditions of Uganda, and from the spirited dances of Brazil and Native American cultures, to the intricate arts of Taiwan and poetry of Botswana, the showcase offered a window into the diverse worlds and heritages that converge within the school’s community. The evening’s culmination was a reception that stayed true to the event’s theme of cultural inclusivity, with Syrian cuisine catered by Falafel Saha, an immigrant-owned company. Explore further.
Music and arts come to the fore with the return of the Cultural Showcase
