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We thank all who made the 3rd Calgary Turkish Festival on July 4th a hit: our supportive sponsors, generous volunteers, special vendors and, of course, all attendees. It was great fun. See you next year. .jpg "Image")
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Each year since 2007, Burç Intercultural Centre has organized the Calgary Turkish Festival. Vendors offer wares common to the bazaars and back streets of Istanbul, as well as non-traditional items. Students from the Horizon Education Centre perform a “Whirling Dervishes” ritual that is seldom seen in public in Canada. Participants can try avariety of delicious, traditional Turkish foods, drinkTurkish coffee while surrounded by Turkish carpets, and watch performances of Turkish music and dance. Indeed, the music is so irresistible that some visitors can’t help but join in dancing in the open area below the stage. Entrance is FREE. - Come watch stage performances including Whirling Dervishes, Folk Dancers and Live singers.
- Taste the famous Turkish Coffee at an authentic Turkish cafe and have your picture taken while wearing traditional costumes.
- Eat delicious Turkish-style Doner, Shish Kebab, Manti, etc. and discover the difference yourself.
- Choose a gift for your best friend from among many options.
- Let your kids have fun in the Jump House while you explore rest of the Festival.
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