Tickets Are Available Via This Link AHA's Annual Black History Month Gala is held to commemorate and celebrate Black History Month by showcasing the Afro-Caribbean culture to our Sudbury community. This year, our chosen theme is "Empowering Change Through Dedicated Service." In a world that often appears fractured, this theme embodies the spirit of individuals and organizations joining hands to create meaningful change. It underscores the idea that true impact is not solely the result of grand gestures but is born from unwavering dedication to causes that matter. We are thrilled to have Jennifer Bernard, President and CEO of SickKids Foundation, as our keynote speaker, someone whose dedication to service has made a significant difference. Our gala promises to be an unforgettable evening of cultural enrichment and unity. Taking place at the United Steelworkers Hall, this event will showcase the vibrant Afro-Caribbean culture through a captivating blend of elements, including a keynote speaker to inspire our audience, delectable Afro-Caribbean cuisine, entrepreneur showcases, fashion exhibitions, live musical performances, and dance. It's an occasion that brings the Sudbury community together and fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation of togetherness. Who is Jennifer Bernard? Jennifer Bernard is the President and CEO of SickKids […]

NOBEEP has partnered with Meridian Credit Union to host a free online information session on Tuesday, February 13th exploring Meridian’s new Business Accelerator Loan Program! Supported by the BDC the loan program aims to enhance entrepreneurial diversity and improve access to financing for all business owners. Join this free online session to learn more and ask questions! Date: Tuesday, Feb 13th 2024 Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM EST Location: Online via Zoom Register via: https://shorturl.at/efyC6

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Afrofest Sudbury is a not-for-profit organization and festival presenter aimed at celebrating and sharing Afro culture through music, food, dance, fashion, art and craft. The outdoor festival hosted annually at Bell Park, Sudbury ON features costume parade, face painting, vendor booths, performing arts and activities for kids and adults in the community. Since inauguration in 2018, Afrofest Sudbury continues to improve programming and activities to engage the community by offering opportunities to African-Canadian emerging artists, businesses, organizations and individuals. Afrofest Sudbury is committed to multiculturalism and diversity through art and culture toward economic development and social well-being of the community. This year, the event takes place over two days with activities on day 1, starting at 5 PM and ending at 11 PM. Day 2 begins at 11 AM and ends at 11 PM. For more information on this years festivities, visit: https://www.afrofestsudbury.ca/home.html