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The Food and Exhibit Tents were a big success. With over twenty-five Food Exhibits and seven barbeque booths there was a huge selection of food and treats for patrons to take delight in.

The Outdoor Performance Stage hosted a multitude of performers and performances. The Arkan Dance Company was a crowd favorite this year performing traditional Ukranian Dance. Performing Artist Heather Rankin and ATV News Reporter Todd Battis were the M.C.s at the Opening Ceremonies. On-site, Samba Nova provided Afro-Brazilian percussion and sounds and wonderful demonstrations were put on by a championship rope skipping team.

The Children's Tent was alive with music, storytelling, crafts and demonstrations.

The Boyne Clarke Award of Excellence, given every year to the Cultural Association or Group who best showcases its food and exhibits, was won by the Maritime Sikh Society. The Boyne Clarke Multicultural Award was introduced as well.

This year the Festival was host to an estimated 43,000 people and for the first time had live shows broadcast on Internet Radio by Atlantic Media Institute. Under conditions similar to those a mailman faces; fog, drizzle, and rain (although the sun did manage to break through the clouds several times), the Festival was a huge success. We look forward to the Nova Scotia Multicultural Festival 2002.