Here are the award winners for this year's International Festival, hosted by the Nationalities Council of Indiana.
Cultural Booths of NCI Group Members are judged in the following four categories:
1. THEME: Include in cultural booth historical, geographical, culinary, social or educational aspects of the particular culture. 2010 theme: Food for Thought - Tradition, Culture and Cuisine.
2. EDUCATIONAL VALUE: Provide relevant information about the culture.
3. CREATIVITY: Demonstrate an effective and enjoyable method to attract visitors.
4. QUALITY: Overall excellence. Examples would be people in native costumes and friendly approach to visitors.
First and second place winners for theme:
Society for Promotion of Persian Culture and Swedish American Order of VASA
First and second place winners for educational value:
Sons of Norway and German Heritage Society
First and second place winners for creativity:
Korean American Women’s Association and Hungarian Club of Indianapolis
First and second place winners for quality:
Camp Mabuhay (Filipino) and Swiss Club of Central Indiana
In addition, the Best Overall Cultural Booth, recipient of “The Betty” trophy for 2010:
Taiwanese American Association of Indianapolis
Food Booths of NCI Group Members are evaluated for quality and authenticity of ethnic food, appearance and sanitary conditions and overall assessment.
First Place: Indonesian Association of Indianapolis
Second Place: German American Klub
Finally (but not insignificantly), the NCI's Volunteer Service award (also known as “The Steve” trophy) is presented to the individual(s) who have demonstrated commitment to the goals of NCI and have actively worked toward their achievement. This year, for the first time, three volunteers were honored:
Josef Laposa and Frances Russell (pictured), and Charles Lindgren (deceased).
Mark your calendars for next year's festival, to be held 17-20 November.
(Photo courtesy of Ming Russell)
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