The Odunde Festival marked 50 years in Philadelphia on Sunday with a 15-block celebration of African culture, community and tradition. WHYY thanks our sponsors — become a WHYY sponsor Thousands on ...

50th anniversary Odunde Festival in Philadelphia: What you need to know. The first Odunde Festival was held in 1975. Half a century later, it’s run by the daughter and grandson of co-founder Lois ...

Odunde Festival celebrates 50 years of bringing African culture and cuisine to South Philadelphia 08:38. The energy is building in South Philadelphia as organizers prepare to celebrate a golden ...

The 50th Odunde Festival returned to South Philadelphia this weekend as thousands took part in the event that celebrates African culture. Odunde is one of the largest African street festivals in ...

The ODUNDE Festival, the largest Black and African cultural festival in the country, kicks off this weekend in Philadelphia for its 50th year. 30,546 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can ...

ODUNDE, the nation's largest African American cultural street festival, is back in Philadelphia for 2024. Spanning more than 15 city blocks along South Street and Greys Ferry Avenue, the festival ...

ODUNDE, the nation's largest African American cultural street festival, is back on the streets of Philadelphia in 2023.. Mayor Jim Kenney along with other Philadelphia leaders and organizers of ...

The Odunde Festival will mark its 50th anniversary on Sunday, June 8, with a 16-block party. The annual celebration of African and Caribbean culture includes performances by Rakim and Doug E. Fresh.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- It's an annual festival that celebrates African Caribbean culture with music, dance, food and tons of festivities. After a year of canceled events, Philadelphia's Odunde ...

Odunde began as a festival in 1975 and has grown into a non-profit organization that holds year-round cultural programs. 24/7 Live Philadelphia Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Welcome, Mickey ...

Founded in 1975 by the late Lois Fernandez, the Odunde Festival began as a one-block celebration of African culture, tradition, and unity. Today, it spans 16 city blocks, welcomes over 500,000 ...