Plano’s seventh-annual Asian Heritage Festival kicks off on Saturday, May 1 at Haggard Park. The festivities include “a wide variety of multiculturalism, live music, family events, exhibits, and plenty of great food for festival goers. An array of Asian countries and various ethnic Asian groups will be represented at the festival, providing education and entertainment for families of all backgrounds. Other activities will include demonstrations of Asian culture, dance performances and various events geared toward children. Talented artists from Asian communities will be in attendance as well.” Admission is FREE! Details are FREE!
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