This is where you will find information on all the fun activities for our festival on May 30, 2026. We hope you will attend and join us again at accesso ShoWare Center in Kent. 625 West James Street, Kent, WA 98032
The program for 2026 is here. You can download now!
We have lined up some amazing cultural performances for you this year. The 4Culture stage will be inside ShoWare in the arena and the Plaza stage will be outside in front of ShoWare on the plaza. See page 2 and 3 in the program above when it is available in mid May.
We are bringing together a variety of tasty flavors and dishes from around the globe with local food trucks again for 2026. The Food Court will be at accesso ShoWare Center in the west parking lot from 11am to 4:00 pm.
PAPAREPAS Venezuelan Food Truck has a great variety of options among which you can find proteins, carbohydrates, vegetables, gluten free, vegetarian, or vegan options.
Venezuelan Food is vibrant and diverse, full of fresh, hearty produce, and some fascinating fusions. Our foods have all he passion and color of Latin America.
The Next Slice pizza co - serving homemade New York style pizza from our bespoke trailer
Great taste is the name of the game and we're committed to stepping up to the plate. Our goal is provide delicious, natural options. That's why we prepare all of our meals with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Vegetarian options available.
Filipino/Hawaiian
Auntie’s Family Kitchen was created with more than recipes in mind. It was built around our children, our culture, and the belief that food has the power to gather people and create legacy.
What started as a food truck has grown into catering, full-service events, school partnerships, and intentional community building. Every plate carries the flavors of Filipino and Hawaiian traditions — with room to grow, evolve, and serve in new ways.
These are local food booths sharing their unique and tasty dishes and treats. These pop-up booths will be at accesso ShoWare Center in the west parking lot from 11am to 4:00 pm.
We make kulfies (milk popsicles/Ice cream) made from whole milk and are very popular among the Asian community and also loved by locals. We use all local ingredients and make more than 11 flavors locally in Redmond.
(Booth is on the plaza in front of ShoWare.)
Theary Cambodian Foods, our mission is to share the authentic Khmer cuisine with the world. As a Cambodian restaurant, we believe that our food is a hidden gem that is in danger of being forgotten. Through storytelling and introducing the world of Khmer traditional dishes, we aim to put Khmer foods in your heart and help preserve our rich culinary heritage.
We are a local family-owned business and operate out of Renton, WA. Our mission is to bring family and friends together through delicious creative deserts we call Puddin’Cakz; which is a mixture of pudding, cheesecake, and layered toppings. In addition to that, we offer fresh squeezed lemonade and southern style po’boys
Middle Eastern
At Project Feast, we cultivate a nurturing space for refugees and immigrants, while providing culinary training that equips them for careers or entrepreneurship in the food industry. We empower our students to share their diverse stories and cuisine, fostering intercultural exchange that enriches and unites our community.
Korean Cheese Dogs. Beautifully fried, golden battered coated mozzarella on a stick.
Indian - Appetizers, Wraps, Rice Bowls, Noodles
Every recipe begins in our kitchen with an obsession for flavor and authenticity. From the slow-cooked curries to the fusion desserts that spark curiosity, each creation reflects the passion of our chefs. It’s not about trends—it’s about keeping the soul of Indian cuisine alive, one dish at a time.

Our Passport Cultural booths had an interactive activity for you to enjoy and to learn something about their culture. These booths are located inside ShoWare in the Concourse.
Stop at the KIF Passport Booth with a sign that has a picture of the KIF Passport and ask for a passport. Then enjoy interactive games, activities, or fun challenges at each of the cultural Passport booths. When complete, ask to have the Passport stamped and go to the next booth. When all done, go back to the KIF Passport Booth and vote for the best cultural Passport booth. We will have a free item to give you when you visit every Passport booth.
Our Passport Program is sponsored by Sound credit Union this year.

These booths were located outside in front of ShoWare. You can find information and service booths, cultural retail booths and other local organizations.

These booths have helped support our festival with funding to keep Kent International festival free for the public to attend. Stop by and learn more about what these businesses offer to the greater Kent area. These booths are also outside on the plaza.
See our Partners Page for links to these business and our In Kind Partners.
There will be an exhibit of Kent School District Students' art work inside in the arena in ShoWare. Attendees can stop by to see all this wonderful art this year and art from Kent Educators of Color. One of our sponsors, Kent Schools Foundation, will have a booth in this area.
There will be art activities that attendees can try while visiting the art exhibit such as making a book mark. Also in this area there will be activities at the Meeker Middle School STEM Station. In addition, we will have a table sharing the second "We Are America" Book Project and the Coding Club, both from Kent Meridian High School.

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