Showing posts with label On the 6th Annual Ujamaa Fest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label On the 6th Annual Ujamaa Fest. Show all posts

Sunday, October 1, 2023

Long Island, NY Festival, Black Excellence, Entrepreneurship, and Community Empowerment

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6TH ANNUAL UJAMAA FEST ON LONG ISLAND, NY TO CELEBRATE BLACK EXCELLENCE, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, AND COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT

Get ready for an extraordinary showcase of Black excellence as the 6th Annual Ujamaa Fest takes center stage on Saturday, September 16, 2023. Hosted at the Delano Stewart Plaza, located at 40 Station Drive in Wyandanch, NY, this year’s Ujamaa Fest promises an unforgettable experience for attendees. And the best part? This event is entirely free to attend.

Ujamaa Fest, renowned for its celebration of Black-owned businesses and organizations, has curated an event that will feature over 50 vendors from Long Island and neighboring states. From youth entrepreneurs and historical Black Greek organizations to mortuary services and local restaurants & food trucks, the festival offers a diverse and vibrant range of offerings that truly embody the spirit of community and entrepreneurship.

Among the highlights are captivating performances by some of New York’s finest talents. The soulful tunes of Knappertime, featuring the incomparable Debbie “Funkenstein” Knapper, are set to enrapture the audience. Additionally, the rising Christian rapper, Jawaan Sween, will take the stage with his powerful and uplifting lyrical messages.

Ujamaa Fest is a celebration with a purpose, and its sponsors reflect the commitment to community upliftment. Sponsors include The Wyandanch Plaza Association, The Sands New York, Halo Network of Services, and the Town of Babylon, all of whom share a common goal of supporting local businesses and promoting economic empowerment within the Black community.