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THURSDAY, AUGUST 16 SATURDAY, AUGUST 18 TUESDAY, AUGUST 21 THURSDAY, AUGUST 23 SATURDAY, AUGUST 25 UKRAINE SPAIN PHILIPPINES CHINA FINALE 6:00 Blackfoot Crossing 6:15 Blackfoot Crossing 6:15 Blackfoot Crossing - Historical Park Ltd. 6:15 Blackfoot Crossing - Historical Park Ltd. - Historical Park Ltd. 6:30 Tipi Raising - Historical Park Ltd. 6:45 Tipi Raising 6:45 Tipi Raising 6:45 Tipi Raising Brasil 6:35 6:30 Blackfoot Crossing Samba Brasil Heritage 6:50 Azerbaijan - - Historical Park Ltd. 6:50 Dance Group & Francophonie Calgary - Alberta Azerbaijiani Cultural 6:55 7:00 Tipi Raising - 6:50 Aché Capoeira Calgary AfoDance Caribbean 7:00 Society (ALACS) Dance Group 7:00 - T & T Organe]es 7:10 7:02 China - Calgary Taichi 7:05 7:05 China 7:07 Marial Arts School Japan - - Chinese Freemasons Society & Yosakoi Soran Calgary Yosoca 7:15 7:25 7:15 Tundra Swan Dance School 7:10 China Francophonie Calgary - - Jing Wah Sang Music Society AfoDance 7:25 7:20 7:20 7:25 7:30 Romania Japan Urban Arts 7:30 - - - Spain 7:00 Ryan Nolin MRU Taiko Drums Jay Ross & Inﬁnite Elements - 7:40 7:45 7:40 Sabores de Flamenco - CiYzenship Ceremony 7:50 8:15 7:45 Bangladesh 7:48 Azerbaijan - Redoyea Bangladesh Cultural - Alberta Azerbaijiani Cultural 7:45 7:55 AssociaOon of Calgary 7:58 Society (ALACS) Dance Group Africa - 7:55 Urban Arts Bass Sylla 8:05 - GlobalFest Crew & 8:10 DJD Youth 8:00 Thailand 8:03 Iran - Alberta Thai-Canadian - HYMN Band & TradiOonal 8:10 AssociaOon (Calgary) 8:13 Persian Dance Group Art of India 8:10 8:12 Jhankar Hoops, - Cultural PresentaYon - Philippines Thangat School of Bollywood Golden Sparkels, Urban Arts 8:20 8:22 8:15 8:12 8:15 Dancing & Rangeela Rachaiyas Kasayahan Performing GlobalFest Crew & Pakistan - - - Arts FoundaOon & Beakerhead/Science Soul Feet 8:35 8:32 8:35 University of Calgary Filipino Genius Youth 8:25 Mexico Students' AssociaOon - Viva la Danza! 8:25 8:35 Venezuela - Pasos de Venezuela 8:45 8:37 8:35 8:37 Urban Arts Mexico Urban Arts - - - Rubix & Twizzie Viva la Danza! Shandie & Zoe 8:47 8:45 8:47 8:40 Turkey - Art of India LaSoul 8:50 Bangladesh 8:50 8:50 Iran 8:50 Thailand 9:00 Jhankar Hoops, - Redoyea Bangladesh Cultural - - HYMN Band & TradiOonal - Alberta Thai-Canadian Thangat School of Bollywood 9:00 AssociaOon of Calgary 9:00 9:00 Persian Dance Group 9:00 AssociaOon (Calgary) Dancing & Rangeela Rachaiyas.

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