AFRAM festival returns to Druid Hill Park in Baltimore, celebrates African-American culture

By Gabrielle HowardAFRO Internghoward@afro.com Maryland’s annual celebration AFRAM, one of the largest African-American festivals in the country, will take place from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m. on June 22 and 23 inside Baltimore’s Druid Hill Park. (Photo courtesy of aframbaltimore.com) AFRAM is once again returning to Baltimore, bringing with it free activities and entertainment in a celebration of all things related to Black culture, art, food, business, fashion, music and more. Talented artists like Busta Rhymes, October London and Big Daddy Kane will grace the stage during the event, which will take place from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m. on June 22 and 23 inside of Baltimore’s Druid Hill Park.The City of Baltimore puts on AFRAM 2024 each year with the help of special partners. The two-day festival brings together the most creative and impactful voices in music and various forms of art.& Mayor Scott explained how important it is for Baltimore’s history to be celebrated as well as the community.“As one of the largest Black arts and culture fairs on the East Coast, it gives us an opportunity to celebrate the best of Baltimore and gather together to show the world what we have to offer,” said Scott, in...