Music Moves, a local non-profit organization proudly announces the Arkansas Black Film & Music Expo, a groundbreaking event set to take place on February 9 and 10, 2023, at the Fayetteville Town Center in Fayetteville Arkansas. This two-day celebration aims to showcase the rich diversity of talent within the black film and music industries, bringing together artists, enthusiasts, and industry professionals for an unforgettable experience.
The Film Expo- in partnership with the Black-owned film company, DAYVISION - will take place on Friday, February 9 and will be a day filled with thought-provoking panels, captivating film screenings by Arkansan filmmakers , and an exclusive keynote address by actress Daphne Maxwell Reid, known for her iconic role as Vivian Banks, or "Aunt Viv," in the beloved 90’s TV show Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
The Music Expo on Saturday, February 10 will feature stellar performances by renowned R&B icon Lyfe Jennings and hip-hop sensation Yung Joc. The stage will also be graced by the musical talents of local artists such as Akeem Kemp and the Arkansas Gospel Chorale.
Additionally, Music Moves will be partnering with the Fayetteville Mardi Gras parade by providing an HBCU marching band. Following the parade, there will be an after-session where families can enjoy music and fun educational activities for the kids.
Tickets for the Film Expo, Music Expo, or a combination of both are available for purchase at [musicmovesar.com](http://musicmovesar.com). Early bird discounts and VIP packages are also available, offering an enhanced experience for attendees.
Event Details:
- Date: Friday, February 9 (Film Expo) and Saturday, February 10 (Music Expo)
- Location: Fayetteville Town Center, 15 W Mountain St, Fayetteville, AR 72701
About Music Moves:
Music Moves is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to make Black music and the arts accessible both to students and to our entire community through performance and education. The nonprofit partners with local organizations to bring live concerts to the community throughout the year and has produced and distributed curriculum showcasing Black cultural influence in the arts to music teachers in NWA. You can find more information about Music Moves vision and events at the Music Moves website and Facebook page.
About DAYVISION:
The heartbeat of DAYVISION is to give power and resources to Black creators and Black stories. To stay up to date on the opening of The Music Depot as well as its calendar of events, sign up for the Music Moves newsletter or follow us on Facebook and/or Instagram.
