New York: Sunday Funday Fair held in Hakesville became a symbol of unity among different nationalities living in the bustling city of New York.
American, African-American, Pakistani, Indian, and Spanish communities participated in the Sunday Funday show as the art gala depicted a great example of solidarity.
The Sunday Funday gala was held in connection with World Father’s Day in Hicksville by Ambassador for Peace.
The event was filled with entertainment, live music, delicious country food, and special activities for children and senior citizens, besides stalls decorated with embellished dresses and jewelry for women.
The highlight of Sunday Funday was that 70% discount was given on shopping for the participants in the fair while beauty contests were also the center of attention.
The girls participating in the Fair also applied mehndi on their hands, the children had a great time in the festival while dancing to the music was also performed on the occasion.
On this occasion, the organizer of Sunday Funday, Corol Noreen said that it was desired that such an event could gather different communities in one place, but today it is a pleasure to see this unity.
A Pakistani who came all the way from Nankana Sahab also participated in the Fair and he appreciated the event organizers for the efforts to bring together different communities under one roof.
On this occasion, the participants expressed happiness and said that there are numerous varieties for shopping in this event. It is hoped that there will be such events in the future.
The Summer Sunday Funday Fair brought joy to the faces of the people and the management has decided to organize such programs in the future as well.
