Press Photos by Kathy HassickSalisbury High School held a multicultural event Oct. 7. ABOVE: Salisbury High School students, from left, Rachel Aguilar, Aisha Hossain, Darolyn Garcia and Loudjyanha Gerve welcome guests to the multicultural event by greeting them at the door with a sampling of some of the delicious food representing a wide variety of cultures.

SHS English as a second language teacher Clare Murphy and several students welcome guests to the school cafeteria. The event was a chance for families to celebrate their own cultures and learn about new ones as they enjoy games, food and fellowship.

Rupert Magdangal digs into a varied assortment of food lining the table during the celebration.

Dressed in a garment representative of her culture, Kiara Garcia is excited to try some new foods.

Games are also a large part of the event. After sampling the food, Emma, Wilmari and Ferdinand Montero enjoy a game of Uno.

Salisbury Township School District Superintendent Lynn Fuini-Hetten plays Jenga with students attending the event with their families.

An array of books written in a variety of languages catch the eye of Iskander Valdez.

Food always brings people together and many families contributed favorite dishes from home to share during the event.

Salisbury township residents celebrate the diverse cultures that make up the community.