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K Pop dance participants. Photo by Joe Daniels/ Carolina Peacemaker
Xavier Jones (right), his parents, Cornell and Rose Jones (center), play a game of javeline toss at the festival. Photo by Joe Daniels/ Carolina PeacemakerHosted by the Korean-American Association of Greater Greensboro, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., the park was full of people enjoying music, Korean games, art activities and performances by drum groups and dances by fan dancers in traditional and modern Korean costumes.
Festival attendees crowded the small food tents and filed into long wait lines to sample an array of Korean foods such as dumplings, Kimchi, bibimbap, Korean barbecue, bulgogi, Korean soft drinks and more.
The festival also featured K-Pop, a genre of popular music originating in South Korea, with a dance competition that showcased more than a dozen acts and concluded with a crowd participation dance. Korean artwork, T-shirts and K-pop paraphernalia were also available for purchase.
