Kunta Kinte Heritage Festival in Annapolis
Kunta Kinte Heritage Festival pairs live music and dance with vendor rows selling arts, crafts, dry goods, and food across the Annapolis waterfront. Children's activities are built into the regular program, keeping the day family-centered, while community and education booths sit alongside the entertainment. Since 1987, it has given the region's African diaspora a public, full-voice gathering.
By late morning, the space feels like its own small city: music pushing through the air, smoke lifting off the food stalls, and children weaving past tables stacked with art, jewelry, books, and bright cloth.