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Arlington Heights library patrons go around the world at fair

Arlington Heights residents were able to take a trip around the world Saturday afternoon, and all they had to do was go to their local library.

The Arlington Heights Memorial Library was host to a Multicultural Fair.

Mudra Dance Academy performers kicked off the afternoon with their mix of traditional Indian and Bollywood dances. Later, the Arlington Heights School of Martial Arts gave a tai chi demonstration, followed by traditional Polish dancing from Whispers Center For Artistic Expression.

Display tables showcased 10 different countries. Patrons could go from station to station to for a "passport" stamp, then get prizes like bookmarks and erasers.

Along the way, attendees noshed on light treats, like Japanese rice snacks, British shortbread and Indian hard candy.

  The Arlington Heights Memorial Library on Saturday hosted a Multicultural Fair featuring display tables of 10 countries. Patrons could stamp a "passport" as they walked from table to table. Christopher Placek/cplacek@dailyherald.com
  Performers from the Arlington Heights School of Martial Arts give a tai chi demonstration Saturday in the Cardinal Room of the Arlington Heights Memorial Library. Christopher Placek/cplacek@dailyherald.com
Members of the Mudra Dance Academy perform traditional Indian and Bollywood dances Saturday in the Hendrickson Room of the Arlington Heights Memorial Library. Courtesy of Arlington Heights Memorial Library
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