About 750 people in five Snohomish County communities came together on Saturday to learn from each other and celebrate their diverse cultures through dance, education and food.

At the core of inclusive celebrations is the acknowledgment that the world is beautifully diverse, with a myriad of religious and cultural festivities beyond Christmas.

Harriet Lembke stepped out of the Human Race Machine with a smile. “I thought I looked really good as a Middle Eastern woman,” said the 56-year-old Beaverton, Ore., resident. “My ...

Culture and creativity are the heartbeat of our societies, and we need them now more than ever.With so many crises around the world – from climate change to conflict and COVID-19 – people need moments ...

While Lauderhill residents dance to calypso music and eat spicy Caribbean food at this weekend’s Unite-A-Fest, their vice mayor will be in Washington, D.C. accepting a national award the city… ...

Cultural diversity often is not found at in a gospel choir event, says Los Medanos College’s choral director, but it can be found at this year’s Gospel Celebration Concert. Because this year ...

The National Cultural Diversity Awareness Council is coming together with the British Consul General to New England to honor Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy in America and beyond.On Monday, Jan ...