Middlesex County came to be known as ‘Little India.’.1.2 million visitors from around the world.CFI shared and celebrated India’s culture with over 1.2 million visitors from North America and the world. Every visitor also left with a taste of India as this festival had 20 food stalls, each of which offered exquisite Indian delicacies. People entered the fairgrounds eager to experience the sights and sounds of India. Everyday, over 150 children and youths performed 26 different types of traditional Indian folk dance from various parts of India, such as Bhangra from Punjab, Teratali from Rajasthan, and Raas-Garba from Gujarat. The festival’s 3 exhibitions displayed moral stories highlighting universal values of familial harmony, compassion, and love.ĬFI featured 4 magnificent mandirs and 5 beautiful archways, with 40 acres of landscaped gardens and fountains. The stunning Indian villages, charming dances, enchanting musical performances by maestros, and awe-inspiring exhibitions shared India’s majestic culture with North America. Craftsman created beautiful mandirs, gates, and artifacts featuring intricate carvings. This festival was an amazing display of Indian talent and art.
The Cultural Festival of India (CFI) was a 31-day celebration held on the grounds of the Middlesex County College in Edison, New Jersey.
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