Harvest and culture
Dancers from the Sol y Luna dance troupe performed traditional routines at the 2022 Celebration of Cultures at the Quincy Valley Historical Society and Museum. This year’s festival, called the Celebration of Harvest and Culture, is Sept. 28.
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Part of the Celebration of Harvest and Culture Sept. 28 is the Ceremony of Oneness, where flags of many nations are brought together around a U.S. flag to symbolize Americans’ many origins.
Rafael Farias, foreground, provides the horsepower and Steve Weber feeds the corn for the machine that separates the kernels from the cob at the 2022 Celebration of Cultures. This year’s celebration, which will give attendees a glimpse of pioneer life in the Quincy Valley, is Sept. 28.
QUINCY — Quincy will once again showcase the cultures that combine to make the area a great place to live, as it hosts the Celebration of Harvest and Culture on Sept. 28.
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