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Tamil Fest Kondattam is a vibrant celebration that brings together all communities to experience Tamil culture through live music, dance, sports, food and cultural displays. All are welcome at this free event featuring performances, games for all ages, traditional cuisine and activities for children and seniors — culminating in an energetic evening of music and dance that highlights community, unity and cultural pride.
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