Join us for the American Muslim Heritage Celebration, a vibrant event dedicated to honoring the rich cultural diversity and contributions of Muslim Americans. This celebration will feature cultural tables where community members will showcase traditional clothing, artifacts, and delicious snacks from various countries. As you walk through the event, you’ll have the opportunity to engage with community members, learn about different cultural traditions, and gain insights into the Muslim faith.
The event will be filled with colorful displays, interactive experiences, and welcoming conversations that highlight the beauty of our diverse backgrounds and shared values. Whether you're exploring the intricate designs of traditional attire, tasting flavorful snacks, or discussing cultural practices, this celebration promises to be an enriching experience for all attendees. Don't miss this historic celebration of heritage and inclusivity, where every corner will offer a new perspective and a chance to connect with the vibrant tapestry of the Muslim American community.
Location
Institute for Contemporary Art at VCU
601 W Broad Street
Event Schedule
- 11:00 am: Doors Open
- 12:00 pm: Mayor Stoney & Senator Hashimi Address
- 2:00 pm: Performance 1: Joshua Salaam
- 3:00 pm: Lecture: Muslims contribution to American Society by Imam Ammar Amonette
- 4:00 pm: Performance 2: Ilyas Mao
- 5:00 pm: Event Ends
Cultural tables, Food Truck, Henna, Face paint and others will be set up all throughout the event from 11-5.
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