Harlem, NY
116th St. between 7th AVE & 8th Ave
July 20, 2024
Saturday
116th St. between 7th AVE & 8th Ave
Saturday
The Carnival among other things be a celebration of the city’s African diversity with excellent displays of the unique goods and services provided by African & Caribbean merchants on 116th street and throughout the NYC metro area.
There will be three (3) stages showcasing dance, art, music and dress from various regions throughout Africa and the Caribbean with direct participation from the African community & Cultural groups, consulates and embassies from the city’s five boroughs and NY Region.
>> Association Nationale Des Senegalais D Amerique Inc.
>> The office of Manhattan Borough President
>> New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
>> U.S. Congressman Adriano Espaillat
>> Office of The New York State Governor, Kathy Hochul
>> NYS assembly Speaker, Carl E. Heastie (Honorary Chairman of the Go Africa Carnival )
>> The Honorable Assemblywomen Inez Dickens – Assembly District 70 (District where the events will take place)
>> Manhattan Community Board 10
>> The Delegate General of Cote d’Ivoire
>> Ambassador of Guinea, & the Consulate General Guinea
>> The office of Bronx Borough President
>> The Honorable Imam Souleimane Konate of Masjid Aqsa Mosque
>> Manhattan Borough President’s immigrant task force
>> The African Advisory Council of the Bronx Borough President – Assembly District 79
>> African Dishout:
African Dishout is a proud sponsor for 2024 and will host the main Stage and their own food pavilion with their featured partners.
Find our more and get your African food carvings addressed now at
Visit the Apple and Google play store and download African Dishout app today.
Google Play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.africandishout.orderingapp
visit: http://www.onelink.to/africandishout and on IOS at
https://apps.apple.com/us/developer/african-dishout/id1329062455
>> HealthFirst
The Go Africa Carnival will take within the boundaries of Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard (7th Avenue) and Frederick Douglass Boulevard (Eighth Avenue) on 116 street on July 15th in the year 2024 between the hours of 10am – 6pm.
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