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5 News Notes

Talbot County Department of Social Services Participated in 2022 Multicultural Festival

May 29, 2022 by Amy Blades Steward

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Pictured is Linda Webb, Director of TCDSS, and Debbe Fairbank, Supervisor of TCDSS Adult Services, teaching a young boy how to make a flowerpot craft that the agency had available for attendees at the 2022 Multicultural Festival.

Talbot County Department of Social Services (TCDSS) recently participated in the 2022 Multicultural Festival at Easton Middle School. The agency provided activities for children of all ages.

Created by Talbot County P.E.A.C.E. and debuting in 2000, the Multicultural Festival is a celebration of the rich diversity within the Talbot County community, including the distinct heritages dating back several generations, and members of the numerous ethnic groups who have come to call this area their home.  As the community has grown, so has the Multicultural Festival, and in 2009 Talbot County P.E.A.C.E partnered with the Avalon Foundation to accommodate the Festival’s growing popularity.

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