Press release: Bi-Okoto brings vibrant cultural festival to Boone County Public Library
Boone County Public Library, in Partnership with Bi-Okoto Cultural Center and African Women’s Alliance, Presents “Afrika On The Move”
Hebron, KY – Boone County Public Library is proud to partner with Bi-Okoto Cultural Center to bring “Afrika On The Move”: A Pop-Up Cultural Festival Series to the Hebron Branch on Sunday, October 5, 2025, 2:00 – 4:00 PM.
This free, family-friendly festival will celebrate African heritage, diversity, and community through music, dance and storytelling. The event offers Boone County families a unique opportunity to engage with vibrant cultural traditions from across Africa.
Event highlights include:
Special Performance by Chiedza – an inspiring showcase of music and cultural expression
Bi-Okoto Drum & Dance Performances – featuring traditional African drumming, dance and storytelling
Community Engagement Activities – interactive cultural experiences designed for all ages
Taste of Africa – enjoy small bites and authentic African flavors
“‘Afrika On The Move’ provides our community with a chance to come together, experience African culture firsthand, and celebrate the beauty of diversity,” said Jennifer Cheek, PR/Marketing Director. “We are thrilled to partner with Bi-Okoto Cultural Center to bring this enriching experience to Boone County.”
Event Details:
What: “Afrika On The Move”: A Pop-Up Cultural Festival Series
When: Sunday, October 5, 2025 | 2:00 – 4:00 PM
Where: Boone County Public Library – Hebron Branch, 1863 N Bend Rd, Hebron, KY
Cost: Free | Family-Friendly | Open to All
This program is made possible by ArtsWave, the primary way the region funds its arts, in addition to support from Ohio Arts Council, Arts Midwest, Kentucky Refugee Ministries, and African Women’s Talashi.
About Bi-Okoto Cultural Center
Bi-Okoto Drum & Dance Theatre is a premier non-profit African cultural arts institution committed to promoting and preserving African heritage through music, dance and education.
