The Universal City-North Hollywood Chamber of Commerce is proud to present the NoHo International Theatre & Arts Festival 2000, a two-day event celebrating the best in arts and culture, music, dance, theatre, crafts, and cuisine from Los Angeles and around the world. The Festival takes place on Saturday, June 24 and Sunday, June 25 from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The mile-long festival winds along Lankershim Boulevard from Cumpston Street to Magnolia Boulevard and adjacent side streets, in the NoHo Arts District, North Hollywood, California. There's free admission, free parking, and free transportation on the Metro Red Line to North Hollywood station all weekend long!

Beverly Garland—actress, community leader and the Honorary Mayor of North Hollywood—reigns as ambassador of the NoHo International Theatre & Arts Festival presented by the Universal City-North Hollywood Chamber of Commerce on June 24 and 25. The Metro Red Line station in North Hollywood opens the same weekend as the Festival, and there'll be free rides on Metro Rail all weekend from Union Station to North Hollywood. So jump on the train and join the celebration as we welcome the world to NoHo!

"Celebrating Unity through Diversity" is the theme of this year's Festival in honor of the many cultures that make up our great City of Los Angeles. The NoHo International Theatre & Arts Festival offers a wonderful opportunity for you, your family and friends to learn about and experience first-hand the sights, sounds, arts, flavors, and traditions of the world's diverse cultures.