R.I.P. Dr. Charles “Chuck” Davis, the longtime leader of the Durham-based & internationally renowned African American Dance Ensemble, as seen here.
The festival kicked off with the traditional African American dance ensemble entrance, as well as an introduction to the event with an incredible performance afterwards! Make sure to Like, Comment, & Share with your friends!!
Event: The 5th Annual African American Cultural Festival of Raleigh and Wake County
Where: Fayetteville Street & City Plaza (Raleigh, NC)
When: August 31, 2014 through September 1, 2014
NOTE: FOR BEST VIEWING WATCH AT 720 HD FULL-SCREEN!
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The African American Cultural Festival of Raleigh and Wake County is an annual Labor Day Weekend celebration of African American culture as expressed through art, music, dance, food and community. 2014 marks the 5th Anniversary Year for The African American Cultural Festival of Raleigh and Wake County! Explore the work of visual artists; music & dance performances; and interactive family activities! Celebrate The AACF’s 5th Year Anniversary of teaching, sharing, and celebrating the traditions of African Americans here in NC and from around the world. This event is free and open for all to enjoy!
MAIN STAGE
The Main Stage is the performance venue in City Plaza full of extraordinary local and nation-wide talent. This is the stage where our headliner entertainment performs, along with the other fabulous local entertainment North Carolina and the rich Triangle arts scene has to offer. There is something for everyone on this stage - jazz, reggae, blues, rock, hip hop, gospel, neo-soul, funk and much more! Stay tuned to our website and our Facebook page for updates!
FAMILY VILLAGE
The African American Cultural Festival Family Village is a great place for festival goers of all ages to have a fun, educational, hands-on experience. Enjoy engaging performances on the Family Village stage by storytellers, dance troupes, drum circles, and much more. Enjoy creating something of your own in the Make-and-Take craft tents, and bring home your very own artwork. Learning about African American culture is a unique experience in the Family Village - bring the whole family!
VENDOR MARKETPLACE
The Vendor Marketplace lines both sides of Fayetteville street with tents full of unique products sold by individual market vendors. Browse the variety of clothing, accessories, jewelry, natural bath products, home decor and much more. The African American community has a long history of entrepreneurship - come support small business owners and see what the Vendor Marketplace has to offer.
ART GALLERY WALK
The Art Gallery Walk lines both sides of Fayetteville Street with tents displaying original art created by artists from North Carolina and across the country. Stroll along the street; be inspired by the plethora of paintings, jewelry, photography, sculptures, and mixed media art that the festival has to offer. Meet the artists, learn about their techniques, and purchase an original creation to enjoy for years to come.
http://www.aacfralwake.org/
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*FESTIVAL STAFF*
-Carly Jones
Festival Coordinator
-Michelle Davis Petelinz
Art Program Director
-Monet Noelle Marshall
Assistant Festival Coordinator
*GOVERNING BOARD*
-James Roberson, Chair
Senior Dean, Wake Tech Community College - Western Wake Campus
-David Baker, Vice-Chair
Attorney, Law Office of David K. Baker
-Lawrence Fleming, Treasurer
Retired, Progress Energy
-Eugene Weeks, Ex Officio
Councilor, City of Raleigh
-James West, Ex Officio
Commissioner, Wake County
-Eric Harris
VP for Business Development,
OASYS Information Services, Inc.
-Ray Moncrieffe
CPA, Stancil & Company
-Paul Norman, Secretary
Counselor, Wake Tech Community College - Northern Wake Campus
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