Atlanta Afroindigenous Peoples Festival

The Atlanta Afroindigenous Peoples Festival (AAPF) is a captivating weekend celebration dedicated to uplifting and honoring the rich and diverse cultures of Black, Native, and Afroindigenous communities in the South. This festival invites Black and Afroindigenous folks from all communities, shades, enrollment statuses, queer and gender identities, ages, and abilities to take part in a variety of intentionally crafted activities—all aimed at creating spaces of belonging, learning, and joy.

Festival Schedule

Saturday June 14th

Duality Film Screening and Conversation 11:30 AM

Fancy Shawl & House Workshop 2:30 PM

Gullah Geechee Sweetgrass Basket Workshop 2:30 PM

Powwows & Ciphers: A Sacred Place to Be (Performance) 6:30 PM

Sunday June 15th

Afroindigenous Powwow ft. Mumu Fresh 10:00 AM (Location to be Revealed)

You may also like the following events from Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture and History:

• This month, 27th June, 10:00 am, Atlanta Hip Hop Congress in Atlanta
• This August, 25th August, 05:00 pm, Let's Talk: Marcus Garvey: A Giant of Black Politics in Atlanta
• This September, 8th September, 05:00 pm, From Pages to Popcorn: For Colored Girls in Atlanta

Also check out other Festivals in Atlanta, Workshops in Atlanta, Entertainment events in Atlanta.