McKeesport's 2024 International Village | Since 1960 | Pittsburgh area ethnic food and music festival

Aug. 13, 14, 15, 2024

Gates open 3 p.m.
Event open 3 to 9 p.m.
Entertainment 6 to 9 p.m.
Dancing 5 to 9 p.m.

A taste of the world, in your back yard

Founded in 1960, International Village in McKeesport, Pa., is a three-day celebration of shared traditions and heritage, including food, music and dancing.

The city of McKeesport’s annual ethnic heritage festival, International Village features food, music and dance representing nationalities around the world. The festival takes place every August.

Each year, you’ll find more than a dozen booths selling freshly-made ethnic foods from around the world, continuous live entertainment, live music for dancing, crafts, community information and games.

International Village is entirely run by volunteers, including many of the ethnic churches, temples, and social organizations in the McKeesport region. It annually draws more than 20,000 people to McKeesport's historic Renziehausen Park.

Food, dancing, and continuous entertainment!

Each year, you’ll find more than a dozen booths selling freshly-made ethnic foods from around the world, continuous live entertainment, live music for dancing and community information, presented by the same organizations whose food booths—each representing a different nationality or culture—have been a Pittsburgh-area tradition for more than a half-century.

Run by Volunteers, Enjoyed by Thousands

International Village is entirely run by volunteers, including many of the ethnic churches, temples and social organizations in the McKeesport region. It annually draws more than 20,000 people to McKeesport’s historic Renziehausen Park, home to many other attractions, including an extensive walking/fitness trail, a heritage museum and Pennsylvania’s second-largest rose garden.

Close to You

McKeesport’s International Village℠ is about 20 minutes’ driving time from Pittsburgh and less than one hour from most of Western Pennsylvania, easily reached via U.S. Route 30, Pennsylvania Route 48, the Pennsylvania Turnpike and I-376 (the Parkway East).