Bath residents create endowment to support community forever
From akronist.com On June 17, a small group of Bath residents took the first step in creating an…
From akronist.com On June 17, a small group of Bath residents took the first step in creating an…
By: Katie Sobiech
How many people do you know who would leave their comfortable lifestyle, steady job and white picket fence neighborhood to move into, arguably, one of the most dangerous areas in Akron?
A place many wouldn’t even prefer to drive through, let alone live in?
Not many, or even one, right?
With fall right at our doorstep, can you believe it’s time for Akron’s last festival of the summer?
Take a trip around the globe without having to get a passport or buy expensive plane tickets. Come see and experience a melting pot of eclectic ethnicities and cultures right here in your own backyard.
September 14th will mark the 2nd Annual Global Village Festival, which will be held from 1-8 p.m. at Locks 3 & 4.
“It’s going to be a big hurrah for all,” Helena Larios, Festival Committee Coordinator for Global Village Festival, said.
It will be a celebration of Akron’s and Summit County’s ethnic and cultural diversity, which has grown tremendously throughout the years.