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Festival of African-American Arts and Culture Happening in Winston-Salem
Free event celebrates Black history and culture on February 7th
Feb. 4, 2026 at 11:31pm
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The inaugural Festival of African-American Arts and Culture will be held at the Intergenerational Center for Arts and Wellness in Winston-Salem, North Carolina on Saturday, February 7th. The festival is produced by the 40+ Stage Company and will feature a variety of entertainment and activities celebrating Black history and culture.
Why it matters
This festival aims to highlight and celebrate the rich African-American arts, culture, and history that has been cultivated in Winston-Salem and the surrounding region. As part of Black History Month observances, the event provides an opportunity for the community to come together and appreciate the diverse contributions of African Americans.
The details
The Festival of African-American Arts and Culture will feature a range of entertainment, including live music, dance performances, art exhibits, and more. The event is free and open to the public, produced by the local 40+ Stage Company in partnership with community organizations.
- The festival will take place on Saturday, February 7, 2026.
The players
40+ Stage Company
A local arts organization producing the Festival of African-American Arts and Culture.
Corlis Sellars
Acting Board President for the 40+ Stage Company.
Nathan Ross Freeman
Artistic Director of Authoring Action, a partner organization for the festival.
What they’re saying
“The Festival of African-American Arts and Culture is in celebration of Black History Month and there will be something for everyone to enjoy.”
— Corlis Sellars, Acting Board President, 40+ Stage Company
“Celebrating what was rooted in Africa and cultivated in America”
— Nathan Ross Freeman, Artistic Director, Authoring Action
The takeaway
This festival provides an important opportunity for the Winston-Salem community to come together and celebrate the rich cultural heritage and artistic contributions of African Americans, honoring Black history and fostering greater understanding and appreciation.
