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Writer's pictureNATU CAMARA

What a day in Harlem: where joy met love for music and community



We are still catching our breath and catching up on some sleep after the Harlem MEET Africa festival, which was a massive display of what happens when people come together around the power of music. We can share and bring a positive vibe that will resonate for months to come. We want to thank all the volunteers and the core team; most of all, we want to thank YOU for supporting our mission.

Our goal is to bring people together in the most musical epicenter in the world—Harlem.

We had 10 superb acts from across the globe and our neighborhood. The festival featured young performers, two DJs, local artists, and international acts, all vibing and giving it their all. We can’t wait to bring you Harlem MEET Africa 3 next year—it's going to be another funky African party! The weather held and shone brightly, blessing us throughout the event. Thank you Banning fron Afropop worlwide for the great photos and Manonce.


Here's the full line-up for the day.

DJ Birane

dj.henri

Mamoudou Konaté

Lorry Francois & Youth 

Cornelio Joseph

Sista Zock

Sister CKelly

Nkumu Katalay

Famoro Dioubate

Waiters of Happyness

Wazumbians

Natu Camara














































HARLEM MEET AFRICA Festival returns to the Richard Rodgers Amphitheater in Marcus Garvey Park on Sunday, October 6, 2024, from 2:00 - 7:00 PM for its second edition. This free annual festival is fun for the whole family, featuring renowned international and local Harlem performers, spoken word, cultural showcases, and amazing West African drummers to celebrate the cultural bridge between Harlem and Africa. The festival will provide an inclusive platform for artists and community members to come tog hi ether, showcasing vibrancy through music, dance, and art. HARLEM MEET AFRICA Festival is more than just a cultural celebration, it is a day of unity, education, empowerment, and FUN


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