Events

African Liberation Day was originally created in 1963 by the Organization of African Unity (OAU) and is now celebrated on May 25th every year around the world. When the OAU became the African Union (AU) in 2002, Africa Day continued as a major global celebration. On May 25th, we will honor that important date in Philadelphia at the African Cultural Alliance of North America (ACANA) with a presentation by the great Dr. Molefi K. Asante Department of Africology and African American Studies, Temple University and an Art Exhibit by a renowned African Multimedia Artist Kayode Malomo.

Honoring freedom, uplifting community, and uniting the Global African Diaspora in celebration. The Philadelphia Juneteenth Family stands at the heart of the city’s commitment to community cohesion, cross‑cultural understanding, and […]

The Africatown Signage Unveiling & Media Launch Event marks a significant milestone in establishing Africatown as a cultural and economic hub in Southwest Philadelphia. This celebration introduces the African Diaspora Cultural Summer Experience, a dynamic series featuring soccer watch parties, an African Diaspora Ball, a Street Festival, Live Music, and a Basketball Tournament. Community leaders, businesses, city and state officials, partners, and supporters will come together to honor this achievement, share the vision for the summer series, and highlight the opportunities it creates for local entrepreneurs, artists, and residents. This event sets the stage for a vibrant season of culture, connection, and community impact.

A powerhouse convening of African excellence: leaders, thinkers, diplomats, and the global diaspora. The Annual ODUNDE African Business Roundtable is a gathering where the full force of global African leadership […]