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Peabody’s International Festival set for Sept. 27


PEABODY — The city’s beloved annual tradition, the International Festival, will return for its 41st year on Sept. 27, with a rain date slated for Oct. 4. Admission is free, and the event is open to the public.

“The International Festival is a treasured celebration of the rich cultural diversity that makes Peabody so vibrant and special,” Mayor Ted Bettencourt said. “We look forward to once again coming together as a community to experience some of the best food, entertainment, and artistry the North Shore has to offer.”

According to the mayor’s office, vendor applications will be accepted through May 31. Visit ifestpeabody.com for information on how to apply.

Sponsorship opportunities are also available. The mayor’s office emphasized that sponsors of the International Festival “play a vital role in preserving this cherished tradition and making it a success year after year.” More information is available at ifestpeabody.com/sponsorship.

  • Peabody’s International Festival set for Sept. 27

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