Iowa Loves Bollywood presents: DIWALI DANCE DHAMAKA! The Biggest Festival of Lights Celebration & Official After Party
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The International Food Tasting Event
Enjoy all-you-can-eat cuisine from around the world, including Indian, Bosnian, Filipino, Pakistani, Italian and Romanian.
The International Food Tasting Event returns to Cedar Falls on Sunday, November 15 from 12:00 to 2:30 p.m. at Saint Patrick Catholic Church, 705 Main Street. Enjoy an all-you-can-eat selection of cuisine from around the world including Indian, Bosnian, Filipino, Pakistani, Italian, Romanian and more. Admission is $35 for adults and $20 for kids 10 and under. All proceeds benefit the Northeast Iowa Food Bank Backpack Program.
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Indo-American Association of Iowa
Since its founding in 1974, the Indo-American Association of Iowa has been rooted in Johnston, IA with a mission to promote, celebrate, and share the vibrant culture and heritage of India. The organization serves as a vital bridge within the Indian-American community, fostering a strong sense of unity, belonging, and brotherhood among members while simultaneously building meaningful connections with other Asian and American communities throughout Iowa. IAAI recognizes that cultural heritage and community bonds are essential to individual and collective well-being, which is why the organization dedicates itself to advancing understanding of India's rich traditions and the diversity of the Indian-American experience. Based in Johnston, IAAI operates as a membership-driven organization where community members actively participate in shaping cultural programming and educational initiatives. The association's approach emphasizes inclusivity and mutual respect, creating spaces where Indian-Americans can celebrate their identity while inviting the broader Iowa community to learn, appreciate, and participate in cultural events. From annual celebrations to educational activities and community gatherings, IAAI demonstrates that cultural preservation and community building go hand in hand. The organization's long-standing presence in Johnston reflects a deep commitment to strengthening the social fabric of Iowa through cultural exchange, education, and the celebration of shared values across diverse backgrounds.
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Iowa's rolling farmland runs from the Loess Hills above the Missouri River to the Mississippi bluffs of the northeast — contoured cornfields, tallgrass prairie remnants, and open country across the Hawkeye State.