Black History Festival
The Black History Festival is a vibrant celebration that serves as a powerful platform for connecting people in the African way, specifically tailored for the African market. Through a dynamic blend of traditional and contemporary elements, the festival creates a unique space for cultural exchange, fostering connections among people who share a common interest in celebrating African heritage. The festival showcases a myriad of artistic expressions, including music, dance, visual arts, and literature, creating an immersive experience that resonates with the diverse and dynamic nature of African cultures.
Beyond the festivities, the Black History Festival also incorporates educational components, offering workshops, lectures, and discussions that delve into the historical significance of African contributions to the global community. This emphasis on education fosters a deeper understanding of African history and heritage, promoting unity and appreciation among participants.
In essence, the Black History Festival stands as a beacon of connection, celebrating the spirit of togetherness and shared identity in the African way. By bringing people together through cultural celebration, economic exchange, and educational engagement, the festival creates lasting connections that contribute to a more unified and empowered African community.
Connecting people the African way,
Tailored for the African people,
For the African market.
Black History Festival 2024
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Expected Speakers and Celebrities for BHF 2025
- Prime Minister of Grenada and Chairman of the CARICOM
- Mayor of College Park City, GA
- H.E. Hilda Suka Mafudze, AU Ambassador to the USA
- H.E. Dr. Jules Dadicus, Director General of the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS)
- Mr Alex Dadey Apau, Executive Chairman, KGL Group
- Dr. Olivier Kamanzi, Chair, Africa Global Chamber of Commerce
- Sydney Satchel, US Paralympian
- Bishop Steve Hodge, Head Pastor, Grace Worship Center
- Tony O. Elumelu, Chairman of Heirs Holdings and UBA Group
- Akol Ayii, Chairman of Trinity Group, South Sudan
- Nigel Salina, Chairman of Globus Energy Group
- Ghana Dance Association and Susuma Pan African Dance Association
And more
Founder's Message
Dear Global Africans and Friends of Africa,
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to you for your unwavering support and invaluable contributions to the Black History Festivals over the years. Your dedication to celebrating and showcasing the rich heritage and achievements of people of African descent worldwide has been instrumental in making this journey a remarkable success each February annually, in the United States of America to commemorate the Black History Month.
Each edition of the Black History Festival brings together people of African descent from all six regions of the continent and beyond, The African Union with active participation from the CARICOM, Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) and cities across the United States. Our focus is on fostering avenues for cultural exchange, trade, scientific collaboration, educational partnerships, and skills sharing between Africa, the USA, African and the Caribbean members.
We are proud to collaborate with esteemed partners, including:
- H.E. Hilda Suka Mafudze, Permanent Representative of the African Union to the USA
- H.E. Dr. Jules Didacus, Director-General of the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States
We eagerly anticipate the presence of government officials, business leaders, industry innovators, civic society representatives, traditional rulers, and community leaders to make each festival a landmark celebration of unity, heritage, and progress.
Your continued support is vital to achieving our shared vision. Together, we can create lasting connections and opportunities that resonate across the globe.
We warmly invite you to be part of this incredible journey at the Black History Festival. Let us celebrate, collaborate, and create history together.
With gratitude,
Stephen Selasie Asuo
Founder, Black History Festivals
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