By Altana
This past Saturday we held a Cultural Festival at MCS! Visitors could listen to live entertainment, take
yoga classes, get a henna tattoo, learn how to fold origami, create a dream
catcher, munch on homemade food from around the world, learn about our activism
project involving the DREAM Act, and much more. As I walked throughout the
first and second floors, I saw people enjoying themselves. There was a feel on camaraderie in each person who smiled as they bought tickets to take part in the
activities and made donations to help my class! It was amazing to me how our
community could pull together to help two grades go on an activism trip to
Washington D.C.. I believe that is one of the best parts of MCS; our community
is always willing to help others to achieve their goals.
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| Emma shows off her "Let's DREAM" cupcakes |
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| African Drumming |
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| Gabriella Callender of Mahina Movement
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| Kids made dream catchers and African masks at the crafts table |
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| Henna |
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| The day closed with a ceremony by Danza, an Aztec group |
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