IAM brings the World to Bayview-Hunters Point
The second annual International African Marketplace (IAM) kicks off for three consecutive weekends this September, bringing the best in food, art and culture from the African Disapora to celebrate Bayview-Hunters Point's rich African American heritage.
This year the IAM will host free events from noon to 5 p.m. at the Bayview Opera House during the weekends of Sept. 15-66, 22-23 and 29-30.
The IAM is currently operating on an interim basis until a permanent location at Lennar’s development at Hunters Point is built. The goal of the marketplace is to serve as a venue for all cultures of the African Diaspora, coordinate resources of the African American business, social services and artistic community and develop into an attraction for tourists and residents alike.
Events in September will feature the finest in World music, jazz and rhythm and blues, including performers as Brasil Brasil, Pete Escoveda and Kotoja. Children’s activities will include mask making, mural painting and t-shirt design.
Reconnect with your cultural roots or just come out for a great time.
This year the IAM will host free events from noon to 5 p.m. at the Bayview Opera House during the weekends of Sept. 15-66, 22-23 and 29-30.
The IAM is currently operating on an interim basis until a permanent location at Lennar’s development at Hunters Point is built. The goal of the marketplace is to serve as a venue for all cultures of the African Diaspora, coordinate resources of the African American business, social services and artistic community and develop into an attraction for tourists and residents alike.
Events in September will feature the finest in World music, jazz and rhythm and blues, including performers as Brasil Brasil, Pete Escoveda and Kotoja. Children’s activities will include mask making, mural painting and t-shirt design.
Reconnect with your cultural roots or just come out for a great time.
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