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2021 Cleveland Asian Festival goes virtual
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Cleveland Asian Festival goes virtual for 2021
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CLEVELAND, Ohio The Cleveland Asian Festival will return in 2021, with a virtual event set for 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, May 22.
The celebration will take place for about 90 minutes, featuring AsiaTown businesses through a virtual tour of the Cleveland neighborhood’s shopping centers and restaurants, according to a press release. Performances and health resources will also be featured in the streamed event.
The event can be viewed online at the Cleveland Asian Festival’s YouTube and Facebook pages, and at clevelandasianfestival.org/2021.
This year’s virtual Cleveland Asian Festival arrives after the 2020 event was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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