THE International Spirit Festival will be taking over Wrexham next month with a series of spectacular outdoor dance performances, engaging walkabouts and amazing world food stalls.
On Saturday, July 13 between 12pm and 5pm in Queens Square, the International Spirit Festival will return with something for everyone at this free family-friendly event.
Paallam Arts, a Wrexham based performing arts organization, is producing SPIRIT FEST’24 for the second year.
The festival is supported by Art Council Wales, Wrexham Shared Prosperity fund, Diverse Cymru, North East Wales Multicultural hub, Wrexham Council, Race Council Cymru, Tŷ Pawb and more.
SPIRIT FEST ‘24 is a two day festival, which offers schools a 'go-see and participate' opportunity on July 12 at Ty Pawb to learn new skills and watch a Welsh dance production, which is exclusively produced for children by North Wales Dance collective CIC.
Queens Square will be transformed into a vibrant space filled with local, national and international dancers.
Local dance schools will also be showcasing their work, along with a series of food stalls, community stalls, and accessible space for all to enjoy.
Artists set to feature include WISP Dance club Wrexham, Hip hop Cymru Wrexham, Osian Meilir, Nirthya Pillai, Krystal Lowe, Ayodhana Kalarippayattu Gurukkul and more.
Audiences can expect a series of highly accomplished international, national and local artist performances at the heart of Wrexham.
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Krishnapriya Ramamoorthy, the producer and director of Paallam Arts said: “We are committed to creating access to high quality dance performance to the community.
"SPIRIT FEST ‘24, creates a unique opportunity for communities to engage with dance in an open set-up and interact with artists in a friendly environment.
"We are keen on building interest around dance and movement art and this take us one step closer to our mission."
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