The Black L.U.V. Festival (love.unity.vision.) has been held in Washington, DC, since 1997. The Black L.U.V. Festival was established by artists in the historic U-street community devoted to social change and the uplift of the entire DC creative community. This FREE one-day cultural outdoor family event uses the cultural arts as a vehicle of social change to inform and enlighten communities of the Nation’s Capital on education, social injustice, innovation, healthcare, collective economics, and violence prevention in underserved communities of color locally, domestically, and internationally. Black L.U.V. Fest 25 festival-goers will experience the elements of art, music, literature, and technology as we celebrate “Blackness”. Photo Credit: Vuja De Studios
Painter, Illustrator, and Muralist Aniekan Udofia designed the Black L.U.V. Fest 25 commemorative tee. Order it now through a 25-year community partner, Unitees!
Filmmakers and Owners, Sankofa Books and Cafe Haile Gerima and Shirikiana Aina Gerima
Ancestral Sculptor Allen Uzikee Nelson and Fiber and Wearable Artist Januwa Moja
Iconic Go-Go Band, Experience Unlimited and Sugar Bear
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Limited Edition Black L.U.V. Fest25 T-shirt design by Illustrator, Aniekan Udofia