FREE
Wilson Town Square, Lipsey Auditorium, and Great Lawn

Join us for a day filled with education, art, music, vendors, and culture celebrating the rich heritage of the African Diaspora. Immerse yourself in vibrant performances, guest speakers, panel discussions, a fashion show, drum & dance, delicious foods, and engaging workshops. Hosted by AAARIA EDU.

About the AAARIA EDU (Ancient African Antiquities Research Institute of America)

Contrary to what many were told, African/Black History did not start in the Trans-Atlantic Enslavement of African people. For centuries, common core education curriculums across the globe have ignored over 5000 years of documented African contribution to World history, until now.

Finally, we have found new understanding and created various diverse educational development plans for universities, colleges, educational institutions, nonprofit organizations, community representatives, and organizations looking to improve Human Equality Awareness. We are here to restore the truth of the missing piece of the Human story, "Mama Africa." Henceforth, we are “One Race: The Human Race” sprouted out of Africa.

EVENTS SCHEDULE

Vendor Village
10 am–8 pm
Wilson Town Square; Great Lawn; Lincoln Lawn

Animal Show
10–11 am
Lincoln Stairs

Performance by Womba Africa
11 am–12 pm
Lincoln Stairs

Opening Ceremony
11:30 am–12 pm
Lipsey Auditorium

Keynote Address
12–1 pm
Lipsey Auditorium

Performance by Fanny Salsa
1–2 pm
Outdoor Portico

A Shot Rang Out Documentary
2–3 pm
Lipsey Auditorium

Panel Discussion
3–4 pm
Lipsey Auditorium

Drop-In Artmaking
4–7:30 pm
Studio A

Performances on the Portico
4–6 pm; 7–8 pm
Outdoor Portico

Fashion Show
6–7 pm
Wilson Town Square