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A quick snapshot of the festival demonstrates how it provides Vendors with a tremendous event marketing/sales platform.

• Three-day festival held in the heart of Denver at Denver City Park Southeast
• Denver’s premier African-American event attended 85,000+ people including a significant segment of the region’s Black population with strong crossover appeal to the general population
• With nearly 30 traditional and contemporary Black performing artists, 75+ additional vendors and food concessionaires, the Festival provides attendees with a unique cultural experience.
• High level participation by community leaders, celebrities, corporate sponsors and patrons
• Strong event sponsorships with The Denver Post, Denver Weekly News, The Urban Spectrum, Electronic and radio partners assures excellent promotion for the event and its sponsors.

Within our websites pages you will find a profile of a highly desirable audience for your brand, the opportunity to experiences through the many features and products the Festival offers, and a unique ability to work with you in developing creative activations and promotions to bring your brand to life.

Over the years the festival has had an unwavering dedication to its mission of celebrating Denver’s rich African-American arts and cultural traditions through an annual festival that showcases both visual and performing arts.

The Colorado Black Arts Festival is a remarkable celebration of the culture and heritage of Colorado’s vibrant African-American community. It has been described as a “family reunion,” where the community comes together in historic Denver City Park West to share and enjoy stories, music, art and food.

Last year some 80,000+ spectators attended during the three-day festival. It is known as much for the sense of community it inspires as it is as an authentic ethnic showcase of diverse African-American visual arts, cuisine and performing artists. CBAF has a marketplace of unique arts and crafts, many of which are imported from Africa. It is well supported by Denver’s, African-American community representing 63% of all attendees.

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