
30 years of celebrating the African Diaspora, recognizing the middle passage and the arrival on the shores of the Chesapeake. Paying homage and honoring the ancestors through arts & culture, food...
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The Kunta Kinte Heritage Festival, established in September 1987 in Annapolis, Maryland, celebrates the perseverance, education, and cultural heritage of Africans, African Americans, and Caribbean people of African descent. This volunteer-run event is organized by the nonprofit organization Kunta Kinte Celebrations Inc., highlighting the enduring legacy of Kunta Kinte, an enslaved individual who maintained a strong connection to his African roots despite his hardships.
Through various performances, cultural displays, and community engagement, the festival honors the rich history and traditions of the African diaspora. It serves as a platform for storytelling and remembrance, connecting attendees to their heritage and fostering a sense of pride in their cultural identity.
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30 years of celebrating the African Diaspora, recognizing the middle passage and the arrival on the shores of the Chesapeake. Paying homage and honoring the ancestors through arts & culture, food...