presentation", as the pavilion queens were scored based on 40% knowledge of culture and country, 40% on participation and 20% on poise and personality. Since 1990, pavilions now feature two adult ambassadors and two youth ambassadors, neither of whom must be of a specific gender. The 50th edition of the Folklorama festival was in 2019. There were 22 pavilions in the first week including: African, Argentina "Tango", Budapest-Hungaria, Caribbean, Celtic Ireland, Chile, Egyptian, El Salvador, Ethiopian, First Nations, German, Greek, India, Israel "Shalom Square", Korean, España-Spain, Portugal, Scandinavian, Serbian/Beograd, Slovenija, Ukraine "Spirt of the Ukraine", and the United Kingdom. There were 23 pavilions in the second week, including: Africa/Caribbean, Brazilian, Canadien-Français, Chilean, Chinese, Croatian "Zagreb", Hungary-Pannonia, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Métis, Mexican, Scotland, Philippines "Pearl of the Orient", Portuguese "Casa do Minho", Polish, Punjab, Romanian, Russian, Serbian "Kolo", South Sudanese, Tamil, and Ukraine-Kyiv. Program areas Throughout the year, Folklorama is sustained by its Ethno-Cultural Arts Division and programs: Folklorama at Home, Folklorama at School, Folklorama at Work, and Folklorama at Play. Statistics On average, Folklorama receives over 400,000 pavilion visits each year. The 2019 Festival received approximately 455,000 pavilion visits to 45 pavilions. The majority of those who attend the Festival visit more than one pavilion. About 21% of pavilion visitors come from outside of Winnipeg. Typically, more than 3,000 entertainers perform at more than 1,500 shows throughout the two-week Festival. On average, 600,000 meals are served and 1,000,000 beverages are poured before the conclusion of the Festival. Approximately 20,000 volunteers participate to make Folklorama possible. Folklorama has an economic impact of about $14.7 million on the Manitoba economy. References Cultural festivals in Canada Festivals in Winnipeg Festivals of multiculturalism Multiculturalism in Canada 1970 establishments in Manitoba Recurring events established in 1970 Tourist attractions in Winnipeg Annual events in Winnipeg Folk festivals in Canada