CultureFest
CultureFest is usually set in the Spring in the Gym and Cafeteria at Baker School. We want to showcase how proud we are of our international school during a fun family evening. We hope to be able to represent all of the Countries we have at our school.
Please sign up by clicking here.
Don't worry! It's simple and fun! You can prepare from a simple table with basic information of your country and culture, or you can bring typical food, typical clothes and even performances! Please know that we are here to support you and answer any questions you may have. We will contact you with more details and ideas to make this international evening a success.
Let us know if you have interest in bringing performances, so we can plan all the details to share this fantastic experience with our school.
The CultureFest Committee Chairs
CultureFest is usually set in the Spring in the Gym and Cafeteria at Baker School. We want to showcase how proud we are of our international school during a fun family evening. We hope to be able to represent all of the Countries we have at our school.
Please sign up by clicking here.
Don't worry! It's simple and fun! You can prepare from a simple table with basic information of your country and culture, or you can bring typical food, typical clothes and even performances! Please know that we are here to support you and answer any questions you may have. We will contact you with more details and ideas to make this international evening a success.
Let us know if you have interest in bringing performances, so we can plan all the details to share this fantastic experience with our school.
The CultureFest Committee Chairs
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CulturalFest is an amazing family friendly evening held in March at Baker School. Last year, there were 20 beautiful countries represented by dozens of parents, grandparents and friends. Everyone learned a lot about other countries and experienced games, food and traditions from other cultures. But most importantly, it brought a school together to share in one another's lives.
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