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Jul 9, 2024 · On Sunday night of the ESSENCE Festival of Culture, audiences were able to experience 30 years of this iconic event, a star studded lineup of artists, and Frankie Beverly’s farewell to the live ...
Jul 4, 2024 · New Orleans officially opened its arms in welcome Thursday, July 4, 2024, to the thousands of people descending on the Big Easy for the 30th annual celebration of the Essence Festival of Culture.
ESSENCE Festival of Culture™ presented by Coca-Cola®, is the preeminent experience of all things Black and this year will be one to remember as we pay homage to Hip-Hop! From delicious food, to...
Often referred to as “a party with a purpose,” the Essence Festival of Culture promotes, celebrates, and explores health & wellness, spirituality, beauty & style, food, community & culture, entertainment, entrepreneurship, and much more within the African American community.
Held over Fourth of July weekend at the Caesars Superdome, this multi-day party named for its founder and sponsoring magazine combines high-octane music performances with inspirational speakers and provocative conversations about gender, race, culture, and art.
Jul 5, 2024 · Since its 1995 debut, the ESSENCE Festival of Culture has helped shape, define, and celebrate black music and culture. Held every July 4th weekend, the multi-day event initially was meant to be a one-time affair to celebrate the 25th anniversary of ESSENCE magazine.
May 22, 2023 · The Coca-Cola Company proudly stands by the Essence Festival of Culture™ for the 28 th year to support Black women in ways that empower her life, legacy, community and culture.
The ESSENCE Festival of Culture has always been a meeting point for all generations to convene and celebrate the essence of what we are, recognizing where we've been, and looking forward to where ...
Jul 7, 2024 · The nation’s largest annual celebration of Black culture ended Sunday with musical performances by Janet Jackson and a special tribute to Frankie Beverly & Maze, the soul band that closed the event for the festival’s first 15 years.
