For those of you wanting to get more in touch with cultural experiences and fashion, you’ll love attending The Ankara Bazaar, coming to the Jollof Festival in Brooklyn July 23rd and DC on July 1st. The Ankara Bazaar offers a celebration focusing on the unique creativity behind African and Afrocentric fashion. Come and learn a little more about African American culture while getting to dive into a fun fashion experience!
With a full day dedicated to African and Afrocentric fashion innovation, you’ll not only get to learn a bit about this unique culture’s fashion and style, but also shop at a wide variety of vendors while enjoying fantastic food and drinks. The vendors present at the Ankara Bazaar are focused on African influenced fashion. The vendors are also all eager to share the background on their cultural fashion, and happy to share with guests their style influences while educating individuals about their fashion and culture.
The goal of the Ankara Bazaar is to not only celebrate the beauty and fashion sense provided by this culture, but to also present the best vendors in African fashion. By promoting these vendors, the Ankara Bazaar also works to support small business owners while providing a fun gathering for the entire family. With a focus on art, music, fashion, and food, the experience is one the entire family can enjoy.
The Ankara Bazaar offers two upcoming events you can participate in:
Both festivals will hold the Ankara Bazaar event with a great selection of fashion from vendors, while a wide variety of Joloff restaurants will offer food and drinks for purchase.
For more information on the Ankara Bazaar’s upcoming events, please see their website or visit their Facebook page.
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