PROJECTS AND CLIENTS
Government - U.S. Department of Interior
- Jacksonville and the Beaches Convention and Visitors Bureau
Corporate - Area Colleges and Universities
- Blue Cross and Blue Shield
- First Coast African American Chamber of Commerce
- Florida Black Expo USA
- Jacksonville International Airport
- Jacksonville Zoological Society
- Mayo Clinic Jacksonville
- NCCJ
- Sanctioned NFL Superbowl Events Jacksonville, FL 2005
- Southwest Airlines
- St. Luke's Hospital
- WJCT Public Broadcasting
- Women's Center of Jacksonville
Festivals - African Village
- Caribe Carnival
- Celebrate the World
- Community Arts Project
- Fiesta Playera
- Footwash Uniontown, AL
- Hispanic Heritage Festival
- Jacksonville Jazz Festival
- Kuumba Arts Festival
- Lincolnville Festival
- Spirit By the Sea Festival
- Springfield Jazz and Heritage Festival
- World Beat Music Festival
- World Golf Village - Celebrate the World
- World of Nations Celebration - African Village
Cultural - African Village
- Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville - Art Education Resource Guide
- Fort Mose Historical Society
- North Florida Kwanzaa Celebration
- Ritz Theatre and Lavilla Museum
- The Journey - A salute to Black History Month
- Yemoja Divine Mother's Day Celebration
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20th World of Nations Celebration African Village May 3 - 6, 2012
North Florida's largest multi-cultural festival, featuring Jacksonville, Florida's diverse community since 1993. The four/day festival in Metropolitan Park is held annually in early May. The celebration host over 75,000 visitors, including 12,000 children on school field trips Thursday and Friday. They experience the food, music, culture and tradition from a multitude of other countries that make up our world. For information about vending and attendance please follow the link to contact us.
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Divine Mother's Day Celebration May 13, 2012 Mother's Day Weekend This event has been held at Historic American Beach for the past 20 years. The Yoruba community of NE Florida, hosts the event which celebrates the divinities which represents the feminine and nurturance. The celebration begins on Saturday with camping out overnight on the beach. Then Sunday highlights the celebration with traditional Yoruba drumming and dancing. Contact us for more information. |
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Florida Black Expo 2012 May 3 - 6, 2012 The purpose of the Black Expo is to promote economic development through increased exposure for minority-owned businesses. African-American owned businesses have the opportunity to showcase their products and services to the public and procurement. Contact Black Expo South for information about vending and programming. |
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Footwash Uniontown, AL September 20 - 23, 2012
Fourth Sunday in September Music Vendors Friends Fun!! The Uniontown Footwash celebration and festival. It seems from people’s experiences that there are two different footwashes to attend. The first is the daytime wash when it focuses mainly on food, arts, wares and music. The second wash begins at night... For information about vending and participation please visit www.thefootwash.org or click here contact us. |
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North Florida Kwanzaa Celebration - Food Music Dancing... come join the celebration! Bring 3 people to all events and fruit for the Kwanzaa display. Each day during the celebration a different venue holds activities that represent the day's principle. Their are seven principles, Umoja (Unity), Kujichagulia (Self Determination), Ujima (Collective Work and Responsibility), Ujammaa (Cooperative Economics), Nia (Purpose), Kuumba (Creativity), and Imani (Faith). Contact us for further information.
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