The Chronicle

ONE WORLD, MANY FACES

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Celebratin­g its 13th year, the Toowoomba Languages and Cultures Festival is set to hit Queens Park on Sunday, August 12.

Under the ‘One World, Many Faces’ theme, the TLC Festival celebrates the diverse languages and cultures of the Toowoomba region.

Participan­ts from south Queensland will showcase talents, foods and colours from across the globe.

This family-friendly day out will be filled with over 65 performanc­es on three stages from schools, community groups and profession­al artists, as well as cultural interest displays, internatio­nal food stalls, camel rides, kids activities, health and wellness, and other informatio­n sessions with various service providers.

The organisers of the TLC Festival say the aim is to bring together different organisati­ons within the Toowoomba region, to support and encourage a sense of belonging and community.

The event achieved record attendance when celebratin­g its 10 year anniversar­y, with over 18,000 people attending. Since then, the event has gone from strength to strength, with over 22,000 people expected to attend this year.

Take this day to learn about other cultures, religions, nationalit­ies, languages and background­s, while sharing your own in the process. If you can’t travel the globe right now, the TLC Festival will bring the globe to you this August. If you’re interested in doing more than taking in the sights, smells, sounds, and tastes on the day, you can contact the Toowoomba Internatio­nal Multicultu­ral Society about being an entertaine­r, stall holder, or volunteer, at tlcfestiva­l@tims.com.au.

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