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Amana Academy Families Showcase Heritage, 20 Countries

The Alpharetta school held the festival on Saturday.

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By Adrianne Murchison

African drumming, Henna tatoo's, international delicacies and more were a part of the international festival at Amana Academy in Alpharetta on Saturday.

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Elementary and middle school students and their families showcased their heritage and 20 countries ranging from Mexico to Nepal to Morocco, China, Greece, Germany and the United States. 

See also:
Diversity Just one of Many Aspects of Amana Academy

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