But this year, the free, family-friendly event will be 10 a.m.-10 p.m. July 20 at Sawyer Point.
“We are excited to once again host AfriFest Cincy and bring our community together to celebrate the beauty and diversity of African cultures,” said Dr. Prince Ellis, president and executive director of APNET, in a press release. “This festival is a testament to the strength and vibrancy of our community and we are proud to share it with the wider Cincinnati area.”
Attendees will be able to enjoy a variety of culinary choices from food vendors and food trucks, ranging from Nigerian fare to Creole flavors and more.
There’s also no shortage of activities, including live music and dance performances and a fashion show featuring both traditional and contemporary African attire.
Aside from food options, the festival offers a chance to shop vendors for a wide variety of things from clothing to children’s books to candles.
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