The Second Annual
Dorchester-Cambridge Multi-cultural Festival

April 26, 2008

Brother Garrick C. Cook spoke on the topic, "Bridging our Cultures -- We are One!"	The Color Guard
The Pleasant Day Funsters did the Chicken Dance	Over 500 came out troughout the day.
General Manager of MTS Broadcasting was the emcee for the event.	Troy had the pleasure of announcing the door prize winners.
City Commissioner Ken Knox (Ward 1) chatted with Gail Dean, editor of the Dorchester Star	With all the fun and excitement, Fulton A. Davis Jr. had a big smile on his face. Behind him, children signed up for a scavenger hunt at the C-SAFE table.
Donnie Stanford and Emmanuel Anderson volunteered to help control traffic.	Many children enjoyed the coloring contest.

Linda Henry and Gloristean P. Pinkett of the Maryland Commission on Human Relations	Dream Trips
Susanne Carley of the Coalition to End Lead Poisoning	Upcoming Manager of Cambridge Main Street Jim Duffy
President of the Dorchester County Chapter of the NAACP James Pinkett and Vernon Spriggs of the Dorchester County Health Department	LaCurtis and Andrea Opher of Gofer Design with a friend
Keith Ferschweiler of Priority Partners	JoAnn Dickson of the Cambridge Church of Christ
Krystall Hopkins of Chesapeake College	Julia Cook and Ashyrra Dotson of Minority Outreach and Technical Association
Ann Crocker (left), Jackie Noller (center, back), and Buzz Folmer (right) of Habitat for Humanity	From the Dorchester County Humane Society Shawnee Martz and Franny
Dorchester Arts Center	Cambridge City Police