COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) – The third annual Cultural Jubilee returns this Saturday,to kick off a busy summer in downtown Coldwater, transforming Tibbits Plaza and South Hanchett Street into a vibrant global marketplace.
This years jubilee will have a different schedule as it will now be an afternoon event, running from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., the event, themed “A Gathering of Neighbors,” will celebrate the diverse cultural traditions and stories of Branch County through art, music, and food.
Cultural Jubilee Committee member Laura Flores a native of Puerto Rico says it’s a great time to share and learn about the different cultures that call Coldwater and Branch County home.
Those who attend can look forward to a street fair atmosphere featuring performances from local dance troupes, live music, and a series of educational exhibits designed to foster community connection and understanding.
This year’s festival showcases a new visual identity with a logo designed by Coldwater High School senior Maranda Walsinski, which will be featured on official event merchandise.
Coordinated by the Coldwater Community Center with support from the Tibbits Opera House and the Branch County Community Foundation, the Jubilee will include interactive highlights like the “Empathy Experiment” and a Unity Walk.
Organizers are expecting to build on the success of previous years, which drew hundreds of visitors to experience authentic representation of the many heritages that call Coldwater home.
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