Jun. 12 Ricky Wall wasn't sure he'd ever see the day when John Chavis Memorial Park would be open to the public it has been under renovation for almost two years. But Saturday morning, he watched as more than 100 people gathered to celebrate the park's grand reopening. Wall a Raleigh resident who grew up in Chavis Heights spent his childhood playing football and basketball in the .
Duke Energy Center and African American Cultural Festival Announce Partnership and Virtual Black History Month Program
The events will focus on bringing the community together while honoring African American culture and heritage.by BWW News Desk
Duke Energy Center for the Performing Arts and the African American Cultural Festival of Raleigh and Wake County (AACF) announce their new annual partnership which will feature four co-produced events. The events will focus on bringing the community together while honoring African American culture and heritage. We re proud to continue to partner with the African American Cultural Festival of Raleigh and Wake County to celebrate African American heritage, said Michelle Bradley, Duke Energy Center s Interim Assistant GM.