With many leveraging the value of these festivals as an opportunity to tell the African story and become global ambassadors, the events have become an effective tool for showcasing the beauty and rich history of the continent.
It is said that December is the month to finish what you started and make your wishes come true. Start tidying up loose ends and making your wishes come true with these free or low-cost activities highlighting the joys and jubilance of the winter holiday season.
Every year as we head into this beloved holiday, many take comfort in family traditions. But have you ever stopped to wonder where these Thanksgiving traditions came from? Let’s take a trip down memory lane and uncover the stories behind some of your favorite Thanksgiving foods and rituals.
Whether it be traditional music and arts, Botswana’s cultural landscape leaves visitors with a rich and rewarding experience. Let’s explore some of the festivities that make Botswana a great place to visit.
December is calling, as the final breath of November exhales. So, come on. Get your coat; let’s fa-la-la-la merrily into the final month. To get you going, explore these free or low-cost activities highlighting hair care, jazz, poetry, open music shows, and holiday festivals.
Today, we’re diving into the incredible journey of how East African culture shaped the music of Gujarat, a state in western India. It’s a tale of migration, connection, and the universal language of rhythm.
Is the industry already saturated with Black hotel owners? Or should more African Americans look to join the $12 billion regional sector? Find the answers to these questions in today’s post.
African music and dance have always been a force to be reckoned with. They have taken the world by storm, captivating audiences with their infectious rhythms and energetic moves.
Let’s talk turkey, as Thanksgiving calls us on November 28th. These free or low-cost activities highlight theater, old-school house music parties, holiday food from the soul of the Diaspora, inspirational self-help books, and race marathons.
Among the many restaurants and eateries, welcoming visitors and residents with mouth-watering aromas that promise a rich culinary experience are Philadelphia’s Black-owned restaurants that serve up dishes that showcase the diverse cultural heritage that Philadelphia is known for.
