AfroExposure scheduled for July 9th in Washington DC area

AfroExposure 2011 the Awakening of African Culture 

Washington DC, June 1, 2011 – PalavaHut – the Online African Village, announced the first ever AfroExposure (www.afroexposure.com) event themed “The Awakening of African Culture” scheduled to take place on July 9, 2011 at the Montgomery County Cultural and Arts Center in Silver Spring, Md.

 

AfroExposure – the Awakening of African Culture is an exciting show that depicts the evolution of African Culture through poetry, fashion, dance, poetry and music. AfroExposure is organized by PalavaHut Inc the creators of PalavaHut – the online African village (www.palavahut.com). Over the last 4 years, PalavaHut Inc has targeted immigrants from Africa, Caribbean blacks in the U.S. and the general African American community via their vibrant online magazine and social networking website – www.palavahut.com.

PalavaHut Inc. seeks to facilitate communication and foster relationship building among the globally scattered members of the African diaspora and bring understanding and appreciation to everyone when it comes to the vibrant demography of people of African descent. In their effort to widen coverage on issues and trends, PalavaHut Inc have succeeded in launching various media outlets each with task of representing the voices of Africans living all over the world. 

“AfroExposure aim is to provide the public with a single well-balanced African story as seen through the eyes of various performers.” says Will Roberts, president of PalavaHut Inc.  “We want to give young entrepreneurs and performers one of the biggest stage to launch thier products and career respectively, and take them to another level and at the same time give the public a new sense of appreciation of today’s African art and culture.

AfroExposure will feature work from upcoming group, such as Mbutu (Uganda- Dance Group) Cote Minou (Cameroon – Fashion Designer), Apexx (Nigeria – Musicians), Nollege Wizdumb (Nigeria – Poet) Tolumide (Nigeria – Musician), Koby Maxwell (Ghana – Musician), Markos Fashion (Ethiopia – Fashion Designer), Afro-1 (All West African – Dance Group) and more.

During this event, the audience will become exposed to a new way of looking at African culture in the diasporas.  The performances will demonstrate that despite the diversity of the various countries that make up the African landscape, their cultural uniqueness has been the one common element that makes them who they are – Africans.

Tickets can be purchased online at www.afroexposure.com for $30.00 (for individual) and $25.00 (per person in a group of four or more people). There is limited seating and everyone is encouraged to act fast.

For more information about attending, media access, sponsorship, partnership and updates, please contact the AfroExposure Planning Committee at 571-327-0488 or email them at info@afroexposure.com.

 About PalavaHut Inc.

PalavaHut Inc goal is to facilitate communications and foster relationship building among the globally scattered members of the African diaspora and to bring understanding and appreciation about this vibrant African culture in the diaspora through its various media outlets.

PalavaHut Inc has over the years, targeted immigrants from Africa, Caribbean blacks in the U.S. and the general African American community via their vibrant online magazine, social networking website, online television and artist exposure events.  With this new chapter, PalavaHut Inc will once again represent and highlight the experiences of Africans living all over the world.

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