Fed Square is set to be filled with the tastes, sounds and rhythms of Africa for three days.
The African Music and Cultural Festival will return to Federation Square with three huge days celebrating the vibrant culture of Africa this weekend. Kicking off for a huge opening night on November 17, with a live outdoor cinema showing African Australian short films on the big screen alongside spoken word and jazz performances between films.
With days two and three of the festival showcasing 12 and 10 hours of non-stop entertainment respectively, it’s the perfect place to celebrate the very best of African culture.
The African Music and Cultural Festival
- The African Music and Cultural Festival is heading to Federation Square
- Entry is free across the whole weekend
- It’s set to take place from November 17 to 19
Stay up to date with what’s happening in and around Melbourne here.
Currently in its tenth iteration, The African Music and Cultural Festival is a highlight of Melbourne’s springtime. With over 35 African countries and community organisations represented through music, fashion, film, dance, art and culture, this year marks the second time that the festival has run for three whole days.
Enjoy mouth-watering, authentic African Street Food for dinner, learn a new skill with their free drumming lessons for adults and kids alike, browse the markets where vendors will be selling traditional wares and enjoy performances and film from Australian African musicians, performers and filmmakers.
It’s set to take over Federation Square for three huge days from November 17 until November 19. Find out more by heading here.
