Fort Worth African American Roots Music Festival
Join us in the Near Southside Cultural District for a day highlighting blackness in American roots music! The Fort Worth African American Roots Music Festival (FWAAMFest) is the only major-city festival of its kind, putting Fort Worth on the map as a place where community members can engage in the Black reclamation and innovation of these musical forms. This year's lineup featured headliners Lizzie No and Jerron Paxton, as well as Corey Harris, Piedmont Acoustic Bluz Duo, Crys Matthews, Jontavious Willis, Joy Clark, Spice Cake Blues, Lilli Lewis, EJ Mathews, and Stephanie Anne Johnson. FWAAMFest is a program of Decolonizing the Music Room, a Fort Worth nonprofit centering Black, Brown Indigenous, and Asian voices in music education and related fields. FWAAMFest is supported in part by a grant from Arts Fort Worth, The Texas Commission on the Arts, and the City of Fort Worth, as well as a grant from the Fort Worth Tourism Public Improvement District.
Date and Time
Saturday Mar 16, 2024
12:00 PM - 10:00 PM CDT
Location
Southside Preservation Hall 1519 Lipscomb St. Fort Worth, TX 76104
Fees/Admission
General Admission: $50 Educators/School Staff: $35 Students: $30 Children (ages 3-17): $20
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Contact Information
Brandi Waller-Pace
Founder/Organizer
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