MACON, Ga. — People spent Sunday afternoon immersing themselves in African cultures, enjoying music, dance, food, storytelling and more. It was all part of the 26th Annual Pan African Festival of Georgia.
Dozens of people came out to the Macon Centreplex for a full day jam-packed with activities.
The family-friendly event featured cuisine from all around the world from Caribbean to soul food options.
"No preservatives, no artificial ingredients, no sugar. We use organic agave. Agave has a lower glycemic index in sugar so it's better for you," Kyle Ramsey with Medicinal Brew said.
"This is my number one festival, I'd never miss it. I'm the first to be there to sign up and I'm the last one to leave," said visitor Patrick Cunningham.
Sunday was the last day of the festival, and the theme was "We are One," sharing unity between all cultures and backgrounds.
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