JUNCTION CITY (KSNT) – Harmony Festival is returning to Heritage Park to celebrate the rich diversity that exists in the area.
On August 23 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Heritage Park will be filled with art, food, storytelling and more from people of all different cultures. Harmony Festival is going to be an unforgettable cultural experience for the whole family.
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“This year’s festival features nationally recognized keynote speaker Edmond W. Davis – a distinguished social historian, NBC actor, Amazon bestselling author, and professor specializing in cultural competence and community building,” Harmony Festival founder Martine Chery-Hilaire told 27 News. “Professor Davis’s presence elevates this local celebration into a regional educational and cultural destination.”
Notable performers include: Authentic Haitian Rara band, reggae artist Osezua, Japanese Yosakoi dancers, South Sudanese cultural showcase, traditional Iraqi dance, Elite Latin dance team and Junction City Gymnastics. Harmony Festival is sure to be one of Kansas’s most significant multicultural celebrations of 2025, and it’s totally free.
Harmony Fest is partnered with organizations like Saving All My Bros, Fresh Start Emergency Shelter and Chez Matou Catering. They are counting on the community’s support to make Harmony Fest even more fun. You can donate to the festival using this link.
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