HP CultureFest To Give Attendees a “Window to the World”

HP CultureFest will showcase the rich and varied cultural heritages of students and families in Highland Park ISD from 12 to 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 18, at Highland Park Presbyterian Church.

Registration is required for all attendees. Click HERE to sign up to attend.

This year, HP CultureFest will bring the flavors, rhythms, and traditions of 24 countries from around the world to the Park Cities. Attendees can experience traditional arts at global craft stations, try on garments and textiles in a dress-up corner, and commemorate their experiences at a photo booth.

The event will feature K-Pop, German, Kung Fu, Iranian, Polish, and Bollywood performances, along with many others.

HP CultureFest is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to celebrating the rich heritages of students and families within Highland Park ISD.​​ In 2025, the festival gave more 1,000 attendees a “window to the world” through country displays, performances, and authentic flavors from around the globe.​

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Sarah Hodges is editor of People Newspapers. She wrote for The Kansas City Star, served in the Peace Corps, worked as a law firm associate, and spent more than a decade caring for her children as a stay-at-home parent prior to joining Park Cities People as managing editor in 2024. In her spare time, you can find her running, either around the neighborhood or to various kid activities.