"The family-friendly festival, which will run from noon to 10 p.m., is more than doubling in size this year with more than 50 food vendors, 27 local businesses selling everything from jewelry to fragrances, plus games and bounce houses for the kiddos. 'We want [the fest] to be a meeting point for Muslims — not just a place to eat but a place to engage in new relationships,' said Noor Bowman, founder and co-organizer of the event."