Baltimore, MD. (Top40 Charts/ BLACK ENTERPRISE) BLACK ENTERPRISE will present the 2014 African American Festival with platinum sponsor Pepsi on Saturday, June 21 through Sunday, June 22, at the Camden Yards Sports and Entertainment Complex in Baltimore, Maryland.
A powerhouse line-up of musical performers including "R&B Divas" star Monifah,
Chico DeBarge, Jacob Latimore, and the rock-based funk band
Mint Condition will be on hand Saturday, June 21. On Sunday, June 22, during the day attendees will enjoy Choir Boys, "Preachers of L.A." star Deitrick Haddon and
Mario and at night the soulful R&B crooner
Johnny Gill takes the stage before ending the festival with Grammy Award winning artist Brandy.
Over the two-day festival, attendees are encouraged to visit the Pepsi Pavilion which will be located in the center of "Sponsor Way" walkway. Festival goers can expect two full days of activities in the Pepsi Pavilion that will be sure to keep them entertained and ready for the main stage performances later in the day.
Saturday, June 21
Chico DeBarge 12:30p -1:30p
Resa Renee 1:45p - 2:15p
Aaron Fresh 2:20p - 2:45p
Jacob Latimore 2:55p - 3:30p
Brave 3:40p - 3:50p
April Sampee 4:00p - 4:30p
Sponsor Recognition 5:00p - 5:30p
Steven Drakes 5:45p - 6:15p
Monifah 6:30p - 7:15p
Mint Condition 7:30p - 9:00p
Sunday, June 22
The Advocate 12:30p -12:45p
Urban Worship 12:55p -1:15p
Ex
Music 1:30p - 2:00p
The Choir Boyz 2:15p - 2:45p
Detrick Haddon 3:00p - 4:45p
Carmen Cameron 4:00 - 4:15p
Mario 4:30p - 5:15p
Johnny Gill 5:30p - 6:15p
Brandy 6:30p - 7:30p
The annual free festival is a celebration of life, music, and culture that includes stellar performances, empowerment seminars, and fun for the entire family has welcomed more than 350,000 attendees annually, making it the largest festival on the East Coast. Attendees explore wellness, beauty, and technology while enjoying the sultry sounds of national recording artists and emerging talent.
The African American Festival is presented by BLACK ENTERPRISE, hosted by Mayor
Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and the city of Baltimore, and produced by greiBO Entertainment.
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The African American Festival is an annual Celebration of Life, Music, and Culture. It includes stellar performances, empowerment seminars, and non-stop fun for the entire family. As the largest cultural festival on the East Coast, Baltimore has welcomed over 350,000 attendees annually. Attendees experience Wellness, Beauty, and Technology while enjoying the sultry sounds of national recording artist and emerging talent.
