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Desi Club Hosts Multicultural Dance Show

Written by Jenny Nguyen
February 25, 2025
Photo by Jenny Nguyen
A Perfect Performance: Meerab Arif and Georgio Tahtouh host before each performance. They ask questions about different cultures and provide information about the next performance. “I wanted to give people a space where they feel seen, and that’s exactly what the multicultural dance show is about,” Arif said.

Kerr Desi Club hosted their 3rd annual Multicultural Dance Show on Thursday, February 20. The event took place after school in the auditorium from 3 PM to 4:30 PM with ticket prices being $4 pre-sale and $6 at the door. In hopes of representing different cultures, President Meerab Arif wanted to show the beauty of all cultures and give people a space where they feel seen and appreciated, therefore creating MDS. There were a total of 11 performances from many students and clubs, including VSA and KDS, and 1 fashion show.

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