33rd African Street Festival continues in Jackson
JACKSON, Tenn.—One festival brings African culture to the Hub City in a unique way.
Day two of the 33rd Annual African Street Festival happened today in Jackson.
Today’s events featured fun for all ages.
There was a children’s learning hut with jumpers, praise with Empowerment Church’s Pastor Ken Daniels, African drum classes, a writer’s forum, a youth talent showcase and an appearance from Miss Jackson Juneteenth.
Food is also an important element of the African Street Festival, featuring African, Caribbean, and soul food.
The festival also featured performances from both the Liberty Tech Choir and JCM High School Honors Choir.
Many vendors were in attendance selling everything from clothes to perfume.
The festival continued until 9 p.m. with live music from various artists.
If you missed out on any of today’s fun, the festival continues Sunday from 11 a.m. until 11 p.m. at the T.R. White Sportsplex on North Hays Avenue in Jackson.
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