Stitch Early sat down with OUT40 for an interview where we discuss his upbringing, passions, and great stories. He addresses being compared to famed artist Tobe Ngiwge and how he met him during a visit to Frederick’s own Cafe 611. Check it out!
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Justin Dunnavant, a Frederick native, has become a prominent figure in the field of archaeology, earning him the title of the Godfather of Black archaeology within certain circles.
Frederick Community College's African Student Union (ASU) brought a vibrant celebration of culture to the campus with their African fashion show. The event showcased the rich diversity of African fashion, featuring traditional attire, modern designs, and colorful fabrics that reflected the continent's heritage and creativity. From intricate patterns to bold accessories, each ensemble told a…
An addition to the Golden Mile has emerged – Afri-starr Barbershop on Waverley Drive. Owned and operated by Eric Manu, a skilled barber with over 15 years of experience, this establishment brings a touch of Ghanaian flair to the community.
Step Afrika!, the internationally acclaimed dance company known for its electrifying performances blending stepping, traditional African dance, and contemporary choreography, is set to captivate audiences at the Weinberg Center for the Arts on April 26th at 8 P.M.
Jollof on Point is a newly opened culinary addition to the Frederick restaurant scene that offers an authentic taste of Nigeria's rich and diverse cuisine.
Last Friday, music enthusiasts gathered at Rockwell for an evening of live performances, headlined by the hip-hop artist, Demetrius. Making his mark with his first-ever headlining show at Rockwell Brewery, Demetrius debuted his highly anticipated EP, Westside600, alongside other talented artists, creating a night to remember.
The Frederick County Immigrant Affairs Commission (IAC) stands at a crucial juncture, awaiting reauthorization to continue its vital work in advocating for the immigrant community. Established in 2021 through the sponsorship of County Executive Fitzwater and subsequent approval by the County Council, the IAC has played a pivotal role in addressing the needs and concerns…
Women's History Month culminated with a powerful and inspiring event hosted by the The Frederick Club of The National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc., (NBPW) program, where five local African American women authors were honored for their remarkable contributions to literature: Theresa Harrison, Joy Hall Onley, Dr. Denise Rollins, Dr. Terry Scott, and Dr. Love Sechrest. The event, held last week, served as a celebration of resilience, creativity, and the power of storytelling to uplift and inspire.
