Thousands of people from the University and local communities enjoyed activities, performances, food and more at the 48th annual Communsity Artsfest on Sunday, April 29 at the center of Princeton and on the campus of Princeton University.
From the campus to Nassau Street, Witherspoon Street and Palmer Square, merchants, nonprofit organizations, musicians, visual and performing artists, food vendors and many university student organizations and interpretive groups lined streets and open spaces. They offered entertainment, sustenance and information for the attendees. Communiversity is produced by the Arts Council of Princeton with the participation of students from Princeton University and the support of the City of Princeton.
The group of students at Mas Flo University gives instruction on Latin dance in the front courtyard of the Nassau Hall during the Communs Artsfest, a regional celebration produced by the Arts Council of Princeton with the participation of students from Princeton University and the support of the City of Princeton.
The international flag parade, led by the University students representing more than a dozen countries and organized by the Davis International Center, ends at the steps of Nassau Hall.
Krystina and Flip Beranyeh take turns to look at a telescope provided by the amateur astronomers of Princeton.
Bicycle shakes raise money for the chapter of Princeton University of "Engineers Without Borders", which works with communities in Peru, Kenya and the Dominican Republic in engineering projects.
Chalk artists they spent many hours converting Palmer Square into an outdoor art gallery.
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