#International Afrikan Street Festival

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Born from the Black arts era collective which created the impressive cultural legacy which continues today, is the International Afrikan Arts Festival.  It is a 4-day outdoor festival, held in Brooklyn, NY, comprised of an Afrikan Marketplace, various musical and theatrical talents and a reputation that brings summer-goers wishing to congregate and associate positively out into the festivities.

African Street Festival 1990 Si Mange (We are One), pinback button, 1990.

This button is from the 1990 Afrikan Street Festival aka "The East", which was a unforgettable event.  The lead-up to the Festival was Nelson Mandela's

My teen years occurred in the midst of significant Pan-African cultural and political flux.  A global demand for divestment from South Africa's apartheid regime played a favorable part towards the release of African National Congress co-founder Nelson Mandela in 1990.  Oh, an era whence comes the debut of an African-American entertainer who then chose the name Queen Latifah.  This pinback button was distributed at the 19th annual African Street Festival(The East)  in Brooklyn, just  a week after Nelson Mandela first visited Bed-Stuy blocks.  

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Alex Cultural Day & Urban Clash music concerts

Alex Cultural Day

Alex Cultural Day & Urban Clash music concerts, presented by City of Joburg in association with Joburg City Theatres, bring month-long Arts Alive Festival to an end.

The 25th annual Arts Alive Festival brought a variety of events to Joburgers, including the 25th Jazz on the Lake concert featuring the best of Afro Jazz rhythms of the African continent. The Festival featured a month-long artistic celebration from an impactful African Women Writers’ Symposium to an amazing evening called Voices of Acapella, an exhilarating Soweto Heritage Festival, as well as a special Tribute to Thandi Klaasen with Divas of Kofifi, by Mama Abigail Kubeka and Dorothy Masuka. The good news is that Arts Alive Festival is not over yet with two more shows scheduled

Alex Cultural Day21 October 10h00 – 18h00 3 Square Sport Grounds 4685 13th Ave, Alexandra Featuring: Shekhinah, Roots 2000, Urban Village, Afrikan Roots, as well as local Alexandra artists including dancers, musicians and djs.

Urban Clash 28 October 12h00 – 20h00 Constitutional Hill 11 Kotze Street in Braamfontein Free: Tickets open Sunday, 15 October (Webtickets: www.joburgtheatre.com) (Limited space so booking essential and only valid on the day till 2pm)

Featuring a hot line-up of artists: Kwesta, Lady Zamar, A Reece, Rouge, Sjava, Stilo Magolide, Miss Pru and many more…

“Johannesburg audiences can look forward to two more memorable concerts, one taking place in the township of Alexandra and the other at the iconic Constitutional Hill situated in Braamfontein. Catering for the young and old, the line-up boasts talented musicians including SAMA’s best male artist of the year, Kwesta, and the young, exciting and powerful singer, Shekhinah, who is fast becoming one of SA’s best female vocalists for FREE in Joburg.” – Festival Manager Roshnie Moonsammy

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