Black Heritage Festival & Gallery

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Become a volunteer for the BHF.
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Vendor Registration >>>

Become a vendor at the next BHF.
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BHF Pageant Registration >>>

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Scholarship Program >>>

Learn about the BHF Scholarship Program.
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Partners in Education >>>

BHF Teams up with area schools in the Lake Charles area.
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Cook Book >>>

This cookbook has over 180 pages reflecting the rich heritage of SW Louisiana cooks.
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Black Heritage Gallery >>>

Black Heritage Gallery showcase artist from across the country.
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Black Heritage Festival
The Annual Black Heritage Festival kicks off Friday, March 5-6, 2010 in Lake Charles, LA. If you’re hungry for mouthwatering food, terrific music and great family fun then this is the place for you. Entertainers perform gospel, zydeco, blues, spoken word and more on the Kids and Main Stages. There are approximately 70 vendors displaying and selling a wide variety of goods and services. Food booths will serve plenty of great tasting Louisiana Creole and Traditional African-American foods, including gumbo, jambalaya and Barbeque. The vendor marketplace will be open with an array of art, books, jewelry, African artifacts, clothing, collectables, Greek paraphernalia and lots, lots more.

In addition to great food, music and fun the festival provides educational opportunities through workshops and seminars.

Youth programs consist of KIDS ZONE, Diaper Derby and Healthy Baby Contest, Fashion Show, performing arts stage, and many free chances to win bicycles and other giveaways.

”Supported by a grant from the Louisiana Division of the Arts, Office of Cultural Development, Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism in cooperation with the Louisiana State Arts Council as administered by The Arts and Humanities Council of SWLA”

The Black Heritage Festival would
not be possible without the support of
our corporate and media sponsors who
join us in contributing to the betterment
of the community..

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