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  • Greg Forton, Oklahoma State University senior chemical engineering major, orders food Saturday from the Bangladesh Student Association during the OSU International Bazaar. The event attracted at least 400 people to the Stillwater Community Center, where it was held for the first time. Joe Lanane

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  • Members of Oklahoma State University's Kendo Club conduct a demonstration during Saturday's OSU International Bazaar at the Stillwater Community Center. Joe Lanane

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  • Members of Oklahoma State University's Kendo Club conduct a demonstration during Saturday's OSU International Bazaar at the Stillwater Community Center. Joe Lanane

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  • Members of Oklahoma State University's Kendo Club conduct a demonstration during Saturday's OSU International Bazaar at the Stillwater Community Center. Joe Lanane

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  • Members of Oklahoma State University's Kendo Club conduct a demonstration during Saturday's OSU International Bazaar at the Stillwater Community Center. Joe Lanane

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  • Members of Oklahoma State University's Kendo Club conduct a demonstration during Saturday's OSU International Bazaar at the Stillwater Community Center. Joe Lanane

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  • The Stillwater Community Center Kameoka Room was transformed with Japanese heritage during Saturday's OSU International Bazaar. Guests were treated to several activities, including flower making using pink tissue paper. Joe Lanane

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  • Members of the Ethiopian Student Association served some traditional dishes from their native country during Saturday's Oklahoma State University International Bazaar at the Stillwater Community Center. Joe Lanane

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  • Christina Stahmann, 5, left, and Tucker Beech, 7, both of Stillwater, wear native hats they received at the Thai Student Association booth during Saturday's Oklahoma State University International Bazaar at the Stillwater Community Center. Joe Lanane

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  • Indian students did hand paintings of Mehendi, a skin decoration in India, throughout the day during Saturday's Oklahoma State University International Bazaar at the Stillwater Community Center. Joe Lanane

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  • Members of the Chinese Friendship Association had several native dishes on hand during Saturday's Oklahoma State University International Bazaar at the Stillwater Community Center. Joe Lanane

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  • The Vietnamese Student Association had several trays of food and other items on sale during Saturday's Oklahoma State University International Bazaar at the Stillwater Community Center. Joe Lanane

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  • The Sri Lankan Student Association sold spicy chicken, fish cutlets and mixed vegetables as part of a combination dinner during Saturday's Oklahoma State University International Bazaar at the Stillwater Community Center. Joe Lanane

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  • The Nepalese Student Association had a full buffet during Saturday's Oklahoma State University International Bazaar at the Stillwater Community Center. Joe Lanane

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  • The Fulbright Students and Scholars Association of Oklahoma State University had dishes from several different countries to represent the group's various international members during Saturday's OSU International Bazaar at the Stillwater Community Center. Joe Lanane

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  • Many participants at Saturday's Oklahoma State University International Bazaar dressed in their native country's traditional clothing, including members of the Iran Student Association. Joe Lanane

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February 18, 2012

PHOTOS: Hundreds attend Oklahoma State University International Bazaar

Stillwater NewsPress

STILLWATER, Okla. — At least 400 Stillwater residents and Oklahoma State University students attended Saturday's OSU International Bazaar, which was held at the Stillwater Community Center for the first time.

Abhishek Pathak, member of OSU's International Studnet Organization, said previously that the group wanted to bring the event to the city's residents rather than having them come to campus.

“We want to get closer to the Stillwater community because ... the Stillwater Community has always been supporting us,” Pathak said.

The move appeared to pay off, as the number of people who attended year's event exceeded expectations. Pathak said 300 to 350 people normally attend the International Bazaar, a number ISO organizers easily exceeded this year.

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