Did you know that the Quad Cities had a World Cup? We do and along with it is a multi-cultural festival that has food vendors, art, a stage for performances, and more to celebrate and empower the different cultures in the Quad Cities area.

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Quad Cities Alliance for Immigrants and Refugees (QCAIR) and Quad Cities Interfaith host the Quad Cities Multi-Cultural Festival and Quad Cities World Cup and it's coming up in August.

2023 Quad Cities World Cup & Multi-Cultural Festival

In a press release, QCAIR and QC Interfaith are excited to announce the second annual Quad Cities Multi-Cultural Festival and Quad Cities World Cup.

This two-pronged event features both a ‘world cup’ themed soccer tournament where local country-representative teams can compete for prizes, and a multi-cultural festival complete with vendors of food, art, and more plus a stage featuring local performers showcasing their cultures.

This event is unique to the Quad Cities area. The event combines sports, arts, and more as people celebrate the beautiful, unique, and diverse cultures present in the Quad Cities region.

Play, Be A Vendor, Or Perform!

At this time, the Quad Cities Multi-Cultural Festival and Quad Cities World Cup are accepting applications for vendors, performers, and soccer teams to participate. All sign-up information can be found at https://www.qcair.org/

Additionally, the QC World Cup is also looking for referees, line men/women, and match commissioners for the games. If you are interested please reach out to Isaac at icarr@qcair.org.

All the details about the 2nd annual Quad Cities Multi-Cultural Festival and Quad Cities World Cup can be found below:

  • What: Quad Cities Multi-Cultural Festival and Quad Cities World Cup
  • Where: Campbell Sports Complex 8399 29th St W, Rock Island, IL 61201
  • When: Saturday, August 12, 2023, | QC World Cup 9 am-5:30 pm | QC Multi Cultural Festival 12 pm – 6 pm
  • Who: Everyone in the Quad Cities is invited to attend this family-friendly event!

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