The National Park Service (NPS) is inviting the public to the African American Heritage Festival at Fort Frederica National Monument on February 21. The event aims to celebrate and honor the rich cultural heritage of African Americans and their significant contributions to the nation’s history.
The festival will feature a variety of activities and exhibitions, including live performances, historical reenactments, and educational presentations. Visitors will have the opportunity to learn about African American history in a unique and interactive setting. The National Park Service encourages families, students, and history enthusiasts to attend.
Fort Frederica National Monument, located on St. Simons Island in Georgia, is a historic site that preserves the remnants of a colonial-era fort and town. The African American Heritage Festival is part of the NPS’s broader commitment to education and cultural preservation. The Service continues to host events and programs that promote understanding and appreciation of diverse cultural heritage across the nation.