Join us for Arlington’s 31st annual Feel the Heritage Festival taking place at Charles Drew Community Center this Saturday, February 22, from noon to 5 p.m.
This cherished annual event unites neighbors, families, and friends through a vibrant celebration of African American history and culture.
Explore the vendor market and find something new! Learn about this year’s artisan vendors and community tables to shop local goods and connect with organizations.
Bring your appetite! Big Moe’s Catering, Penny Pincher, El Encanto Latino LLC, and BBQ-At-Its-Best will be serving up big flavors.
Get on your feet and dance to electrifying performances by Crush Funk, Munit Mesfin and the First Take Band, and the “7” Step Hand Dance Academy, Inc. New this year, Kulture Shock Movement will be leading an African dance workshop for all ages. The event will be masterfully hosted by the charismatic Justine Love as these talented artists take the stage.
Immerse yourself in a captivating journey through time as you explore photographs, artifacts, and interactive displays in the Hall of History. This engaging exhibit showcases the rich heritage of the community, drawing from esteemed collections curated by the Arlington Historical Society, Green Valley Civic Association, and more.
Parking will be limited, but attendees are encouraged to take the free shuttle service from Macedonia Baptist Church and Lomax A.M.E. Zion Church (learn more).
For more information about the event visit our website and RSVP to let us know you’re coming!
