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Got the travel bug but can’t decide where to go? Travel around the world in a single weekend at Surrey’s annual Fusion Festival.
This festival will be happening at Holland Park on the weekend of July 22nd, and you’ll want to make sure you show up with an empty stomach. This event is the ultimate celebration of food, music, and culture, with enough to do that you might need the whole weekend to see everything.
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There are over 50 pavilions representing countries from every hemisphere with tasty traditional eats and knowledge to soak up. Experience live music while you try out the delicious food and learn more about different cultures. The theme this year is “Dance around the world,” so get ready to experience new music, cultural dances, and maybe even some fresh moves to try yourself.
The Surrey Fusion Festival is free to attend, so you can enjoy all the fun without breaking the bank. Headlining performers include the internationally recognized DJ Shub, Gurnam Bhullar, JESSIA, and Ikky. Check out the Indigenous Village, Cultural Cooking Arena, and the Cantina for a cool bevvy in the afternoon. Thinking of bringing the fam? There will be plenty of family-friendly activities, plus a dedicated kids’ zone for them to burn off some energy.
Mark your calendars, wear your stretchy pants, and experience the world without ever leaving Surrey.
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