HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — The Tennessee Valley is home to people from around the world, and the International Society of Huntsville brought the community together to share in those cultures on Saturday.

"Let's learn about each other," said Erica Washington, who was the event's Master of Ceremonies. "I think that's just what we're supposed to do. Respect each other, work together, love each other, and as I said, blend and bond and fellowship with each other."

Jim Zielinski, the IFEST Public Relations chair, said Ecuador, Venezuela and Armenia were represented at the event for the first time on Saturday. People from more than 30 countries took part, showing off traditional dress, music, food and dance.

"This kind of event, it's very good for kids to have an education, to know about differ

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