Vendor and Culture booths will be located along Main Street and adjacent to the Bryan Public Library and the Children's Museum of the Brazos Valley.
2008 Culture Display Participants:
Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History
South Asian Fellowship
Vjeverica Productions (The Balkans and Hungary)
TAMU Arabic and Asian Languages
2007 Brazos Valley Worldfest Culture Display Winners:
- First - India Association & South Asian Fellowship
- Second - Ecuadorian Student Association
- Third - Indonesian Student Association
If your non-profit cultural or heritage organization is interested in having a booth at the 2008 Brazos Valley Worldfest, please complete the display form below.
There is no charge for a cultural booth, but a City of Bryan Vendor Permit must be obtained if you will sell merchandise. Please fill out the Vendor Permit form, include the fee and return it all with your Culture Display Form. [Bryan Vendor Form]
Culture Display Competition:
Share your culture with the Brazos Valley and you may win a cash prize! By creating a culture display, your organization will also be eligible to compete in the Culture Display competition for monetary awards. Simply indicate on your completed Culture Display Form (link below) that you would like your display to be considered. A secret panel of judges will evaluate your display the day of the festival and awards will be given that same afternoon!
TAMU Culture Display Grants:
Eligible TAMU Student Organizations are able to apply for grant funding to help defray the costs of creating their culture display. The grant application process takes approximately 3 weeks to complete and must be turned in by November 1 to ensure funding is awarded before the festival. Review the attached grant guidelines for instructions and processing information.
Guidelines for the TAMU Student Organization Funding Request
Questions? contactus@brazosvalleyworldfest.org
