Palm Beach School Of Autism To Benefit From A Multicultural Caribbean Festival

PRLog (Press Release) – Apr 07, 2008 – The Palm Beach Multicultural Organization Inc (PBMOI) will host the first annual “West Palm Beach Carnival” at the South Florida Fair Grounds, West Palm Beach on Saturday June 14th 2008.

In celebration of the Caribbean American Heritage month, the PBMOI plans to use the festival to increase the awareness of autism, the early signs and where to seek help. The PBMOI also plans to donate a portion of the festival proceeds to the Palm Beach School of Autism to assist with their programming and outreach programs.

The Festival, “West Palm Beach Carnival” will showcase Caribbean culture in its splendor. It will feature a parade, with masquerade bands, live entertainment from various parts of the Caribbean, authentic Caribbean cuisine and drink, arts and crafts and much more.

The parade of costumes is scheduled to begin at 11am, the Carnival closes with a live concert featuring an impressive lineup of International entertainers including Alison Hinds, T-Vice, Rikki-Jai, Crossovah and many others. The event is produced by Caribbean Entertainment.com Inc.

All are invited to join the PBMOI and the Palm Beach School of Autism as they celebrate Caribbean culture while benefiting the cause on Saturday June 14th 2008, at the South Florida Fair Grounds, 9067 Southern Boulevard, West Palm Beach, Florida 33411. For more info please visit www.westpalmbeachcarnival.com or call 561.255.7590.

About Palm Beach Multicultural Organization Inc.
The Organization consist of a highly skilled board of professionals from an array of fields, such as radio, finance and event promotion. With a combined level of experience spanning some fifty years, the group is dedicated to the longevity of this event, by presenting a well organized, professional and well publicized event for the people.

About Palm Beach School of Autism
The mission of The Palm Beach School for Autism is to provide a developmentally appropriate intense behavior intervention program for children with autism spectrum disorder and related disabilities.