Sample world cuisines

By Nan Kording

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If you didn’t have the chance to travel the world during Christmas, you now have the opportunity to take an exciting journey through world cuisines during the Second Chance Christmas event on Saturday, April 14, from 3-6 p.m. During this event hosted by the Springfield and Central Illinois African-American History Museum, attendees will enjoy samplings of food from Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America and South America and partake in celebrations and displays of diversity around the world via ethnic clothing, food and activities. For more information about Second Chance Christmas, as well as the Springfield and Central Illinois African-American History Museum, call 877-757-2246 or visit http://spiaahm.org.

Second Chance Christmas
Saturday, Apr 14, 3-6pm
Springfield and Central Illinois African-American History Museum
1440 Monument Ave.
877-757-2246
No charge; donations requested

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Nan Kording

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