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Anne Arundel County African Heritage Festival, Sept. 24th, Laurel Race Track

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Anne Arundel County African Heritage Festival

Our next African Heritage Festival will be held on September 24th, 2022, at the Maryland Jockey Club (Laurel Race Track) from 12 pm – 6 pm

(ANNE ARUNDEL, MD – September 14, 2022) – Our African Heritage Festival is to bring awareness of the African culture, educate individuals about our rich heritage, and connect to all Anne Arundel County Agencies and existing resources. There will be vendors and local businesses of all kinds, music, food, a fashion show, and much more. You are welcome to bring your folding chairs to be part of the experience.

There will be raffle drawing for free giveaways. Vendor opportunities are available at a minimal cost. Please contact us at (240) 564-0630 or visit our website https://www.adaonline.org/ahfest2/ for more information.

Anne Arundel County African Heritage Festival by African Diaspora Affairs Nonprofit Organization
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