Macon's Annual Pan African Diaspora Festival (2023)

 

The Tubman African Diaspora Festival is an annual celebration of African culture and heritage. Founded in 1996 by artist and community leader Chi Ezekwueche, the festival is one of the Tubman Museum’s signature events. The festival features a variety of performances, including music, dance, food, film, art, and spoken word. It is a chance to learn about the dynamic and diverse cultures created from the African Diaspora. The festival is open to all and is formed around the principles of Love, Peace, Unity, and Hope. Here are some of the things you can expect at the festival: Live music from a variety of African genres Dance performances by professional and community groups Delicious food from African restaurants Films about African culture and history Art exhibits featuring the work of African artists Spoken word performances by poets and storytellers Children's activities, including face painting, arts and crafts, and games The festival is a great opportunity to learn about African culture and heritage. It is also a chance to enjoy a day of music, dance, food, and fun. Film Credit(s): Appearances Lil Benny's Smokehouse, www.lilbennys.com Ann Carter (Painter), commissions accepted at zoni456@gmail.com