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Sanju Samson

Tuesday Mar 03, 2026

Category: Events

Annual Cultural Festival Attracts Record Attendance

The city’s annual cultural festival concluded on Sunday after three days of vibrant performances, food stalls, art exhibitions, and traditional dance competitions. Organizers reported record-breaking attendance, with thousands of visitors participating in the festivities.

The event celebrated the region’s rich heritage while also providing a platform for local artists and small businesses to showcase their talent. Families enjoyed live music performances, children’s activities, and a spectacular fireworks display that marked the grand finale.

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Sanjay

05 Mar 2026

This event really brought the community together. Great effort by everyone involved!

Santhosh

05 Mar 2026

Thanks for organizing this! My family really enjoyed participating.

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