Home Community News The African American Heritage Festival Kicks Off February 14th

The African American Heritage Festival Kicks Off February 14th

by AAGD NEWSWIRE

The African American Heritage Festival, scheduled for February 14–15, 2026, promises to be a vibrant celebration of culture, music, history, and community at Sebring International Raceway, Gate #4, in Sebring, Florida. Designed as a family-friendly, two-day experience, the festival brings together live entertainment, DJs, vendors, food, games, and fellowship while honoring 100 years of Black history and cultural impact.

Festival hours run Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Sunday from 12:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., offering nonstop entertainment across the weekend. Featured performers include the Echelon Band from Orlando, delivering live music energy, and an Afternoon Southern Soul Party headlined by saxophonist Stephen “Saxee” Smith, whose smooth and sexy sound sets the mood for Sunday. Music lovers will also enjoy ProSoundz DJz Entertainment, featuring DJ Eddie and DJ T.A. Ray, keeping the crowd moving throughout the event.

Additional highlights include free parking, ladies admitted free until 2:00 p.m., kids free entry, and a welcoming atmosphere focused on togetherness and celebration. Vendor opportunities are available for one or both days, making the festival a strong platform for small businesses and community organizations.

Sebring, located in Highlands County, is known for its small-town charm, deep agricultural roots, and historic significance in Central Florida. Founded in 1912, the city has long been a crossroads for diverse cultures and is internationally recognized for hosting motorsports events at Sebring International Raceway. Beyond racing, the area is rich in natural beauty, with nearby lakes, parks, and historic downtown Sebring offering visitors a relaxed and welcoming environment.

The African American Heritage Festival builds on this local spirit, transforming Sebring into a hub of cultural pride and shared history for the weekend. By blending music, food, entrepreneurship, and heritage, the event reflects its guiding message: celebrating the past, enjoying the present, and building community for the future.

For more information, attendees and vendors can text 863-812-0845.

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