AfriFest Cincy: Taste of Africa
Support AfriFest, the Ultimate African Cultural Experience at Sawyer Point - Cincinnati's heart, celebrating diversity, unity, and joy.
Leader
Prince Ellis
Location
Sawyer Point Park Cincinnati,, United States, OH 45202
About the project
AfriFest is more than a festival; it's a vibrant celebration of unity in diversity, where guests from all walks of life come together to honor and appreciate the rich tapestry of African heritage. As the largest African cultural event in the city, AfriFest offers vendors an unparalleled opportunity to connect with thousands of attendees eager to explore and experience African arts, cuisine, entertainment, and more.
The Steps
- May - July: Secure major sponsors and vendors, finalize performer lineup, and launch marketing campaigns
- June - July: Finalize event logistics, conduct volunteer recruitment and training
- July 6 - July 19, 2024: Conduct final preparations and rehearsals
- July 20, 2024: AfriFest event at Sawyer Point, Cincinnati, from 10 AM to 10 PM
Why we‘re doing it
AfriFest promotes cultural diversity and understanding, fostering a more inclusive and cohesive society. By showcasing the beauty and richness of African culture, AfriFest encourages dialogue and appreciation among people of different backgrounds, helping to break down stereotypes and promote unity.
AfriFest provides economic opportunities for local vendors, businesses, artists, and performers. The festival serves as a platform for these individuals to showcase their talents and products to a large audience, potentially leading to increased sales and exposure for their businesses. Additionally, AfriFest attracts visitors from outside the city, stimulating the local economy through tourism and hospitality.
Overall, our team is deeply motivated and passionate about AfriFest because we believe in the power of cultural exchange and celebration to bring people together and create positive change in our community. We are committed to making AfriFest a memorable and impactful event that not only celebrates African culture but also contributes to the social, economic, and cultural vitality of Cincinnati.