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African Festival at
Arizona State University’s West Campus
The African Association of Arizona (AFASA)
hosted the 2009 annual African Festival, which took place at the Arizona
State University’s West campus (47th Avenue and Thunderbird Road) on
Saturday, October 17, 2009 from 9:00 AM until 6:00 PM. photos by Ed
Sharpe
RastaFarmers (Reggae band) - photos by
Ed Sharpe
The festival included live performances
by RastaFarmers (Reggae band), Sing Sing Rhythms (New York-based
Senegalese dance troupe), Agalu (Nigerian talking drummer), and Kawambe
Omowale African Drum & Dance Theatre (West African music and dance
group).
Many wonderful fashions were shown in a
runway style display. - photo by Ed Sharpe
Egyptian tarot card reading....
photo by Ed Sharpe
In addition, the festival featured children’s
games, vendors, a fashion show, and fun-filled educational activities.
All activities took place outdoors at the Delph Courtyard (Arizona State
University’s West campus). It was a festive day for family, and
friends to enjoy a day of African music, dance, art, culture, and food!
Ryan and Yolanda Moreland from Chandler
Yolanda
won the Giraffe trophy for 'Best Dressed African'
photo by Ed Sharpe
The mission of AFASA, a 501(c) (3) organization
that was founded in 1992, is to bring African people and friends of
Africa in Arizona together to promote African awareness through
educational and cultural activities. The organization is an invaluable
educational resource about Africa in the state of Arizona. Since its
inception in 1997, the African Festival has become the most elaborate
annual community outreach event about Africa and the African people in
the greater Phoenix metropolitan area.
Admission and parking were free. The event is
being sponsored, in part, by the Arizona Commission on the Arts and by
Clippers Magazine.
photos by Ed
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