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GALLERY: Lotus Festival celebrates diversity through music and dance

Bloomington resident Sage Kinzey hula-hoops during the Lotus World Music and Arts Festival Friday night in the Festival Arts Village. The Festival Arts Village is one of the free additions to the Lotus Festival where the public can see art installations, live demonstrations and engage in various activities like hooping and chalking. — Bloomington resident Sage Kinzey hula-hoops during the Lotus World Music and Arts Festival Friday night in the Festival Arts Village. The Festival Arts Village is one of the free additions to the Lotus Festival where the public can see art installations, live demonstrations and engage in various activities like hooping and chalking.
Photo by Andrew Williams / The Indiana Daily Student

By Bobby Goddin and Andrew Williams

Sep 30, 2017 12:30 pm · Updated Sep 30, 2017 12:35 pm

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