Family-fun festival celebrates African Heritage and Black Cultural Arts Milwaukee, WI - Black Arts Fest MKE (BAFMKE) announces its annual festival to be held on the Summerfest grounds on Sat., Aug. … [Read more...]
Heal the Hood Celebrates the Community this Weekend with 6th Annual Block Party
By Karen Stokes Festival season begins this weekend in Milwaukee and the Heal the Hood Block Party is celebrating the community in a big way. The Heal the Hood movement has grown since their … [Read more...]
Madison-based author headlines CHOICES: Milwaukee’s Festival of Books
CHOICES: Milwaukee’s Black Festival of Books, to be held Saturday, September 14, 2013 , will feature three signature events. The Public Forum features Madison-based author, business owner, and … [Read more...]
Community Arts and Funk Festival held at Washington Park
County Supervisor Russell Stamper, II and Brad Anthony Bernard enjoyed the festivities at the Community Arts and Funk Festival held at Washington Park recently. (Photo by Robert A. Bell) … [Read more...]
Walnut Way held 12th annual Harvest Day festival
Saturday, Oct. 6 was Walnut Way’s 12th Annual Harvest Day, currently the largest Lindsay Heights neighborhood festival, welcoming an average of 700-800 visitors. This years’ event was held from … [Read more...]
The Mexican Independence Day Parade was held
Mexican Independence Day Parade held last Sunday, Sept. 16, 2012 brought out a diverse group of Milwaukeeans. The annual event concluded with a festival that featured food, games and plenty of family … [Read more...]
Weekend events celebrate culture with no incidents
By Cassandra Lans Milwaukee’s African American community demonstrated that celebrated fun and culture can be done without incident. This past weekend several events took place, and there were no … [Read more...]
The 17th Annual Back-to-School Festival returns to King Community Center
The 17th annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (MLK) Backto- School Festival returns to: The King Community Center Saturday, August 6 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. The event in past years have drawn … [Read more...]