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The 4th Annual Celebration of Culture Day took place in Dundalk Grammar School turning the school into a sea of colour and creating an atmospheric vibe and buzz making it not like any other day.
Whether their own culture or their adopted culture for the day, the colour of the attire made for fascinating imagery and brought the spirit of the day to life. As part of the day long celebrations, the students put on a celebratory concert in the afternoon to celebrate culture through song, dance, poetry and music. It was very much student led, stalls, foods, cafe, musicians, flags, posters, decorations.
The student organisers were delighted to welcome to their celebration on the day the Indian Ambassador to Ireland, Ambassador Akhilesh Mishra, and his wife, Mrs Reeti Mishra.
Other guests to attend on the day were: The Spanish Embassy - Ana Alonso (education advisor), The Swiss Embassy - Valerie Swan, Irish Japanese Association - Verity Swan (IJA Member and Rotarian) and Margaret Morley (Rotary Club District Governor and Rotarian), and Irish Austrian Association - Ulrike Schoeller (Vice President).
Here are a selection of photos from the event.
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