ST. LOUIS — The largest multicultural event in the region will return to Tower Grove Park this August. 

Festival of Nations brings more than 100,000 people to St. Louis each year, which showcases artists, fashion shows, food and retail vendors from 75 countries, according to a press release. 

Set for Aug. 24-25, the free event is produced by the International Institute of St. Louis (IISTL).

“We are very excited to host this lineup of musical performances for this year’s Festival of Nations,” said Arrey Obenson, president and CEO of IISTL.

“Festival of Nations brings St. Louis together and helps us better understand each other’s cultures while making immigrants and refugees feel more welcome in our city.”

Organizers have announced this year’s musical performance lineup that includes Mai Lee, Mannywellz, Lisa Ramey, Mali Music, Brooklyn Saint, Naledi and more. 

Local cultural performance groups will be St. Louis Modern Chinese School, St. Louis Cultural Flamenco Society, Dizzy Atmosphere and more. 

“Last year, we put a lot of effort and resources into curating an outstanding performer lineup and this year is no different with multiple stages and headliners that have national and international followings,” Obenson said. 

To see the full performance lineup, visit the Festival of Nations website. 

For those who want an elevated and exclusive experience at the festival, guests can purchase VIP Oasis Weekend Passes. 

The package includes access to a VIP entrance, access to air-conditioned lounging areas and flushable restrooms, access to the exclusive Global Artist Stage viewing area and a main stage viewing area, complimentary beverages and more, according to the press release. 

Tickets can be purchased online. 

Festival of Nations is sponsored by Affinia Healthcare, Whitaker Foundation, Ameren Missouri, Edward Jones, Hacking Immigration Law, Midwest BankCentre, PNC Bank, and Reinsurance Group of America. Community partners of the Festival of Nations include 4 Hands Brewing, Brandin Vaughn Collection, Brock Seals, Goshen Coffee Roasters, Kranzberg Arts Foundation, Mighty Kind and Tower Grove Park.