Third edition of the UK's celebration of Afro-Caribbean music, food, art and culture, with live performances, a Black-owned marketplace and street food.
AfroParkFest returns to Middleton Pavilion on Saturday 17 July 2027, for its third edition. It comes after a sold-out run in 2026, and the organisers are calling this one their biggest celebration yet.
It's built around Afro-Caribbean music, food, art and culture, and it works across a fair few genres. You'll hear Afrobeats, Amapiano, Dancehall, Reggae, Grime, Hip Hop and R&B, with live performances from established artists, DJs and emerging talent. It's not just about the music, though. There's a marketplace of Black-owned businesses, street food from across Africa and the Caribbean, interactive brand activations, games and family-friendly entertainment. The whole day is open to all ages, so it's as much for bringing the kids along as it is for spending the afternoon with friends.
Beyond the line-up, the festival is described as the UK's fastest-growing celebration of Afro-Caribbean culture, with a following that elevates Black British and African diaspora culture across the country. The mix of music, food and art means there's plenty to do even when you're not standing in front of a stage.
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It runs from 12 pm to 10 pm at Middleton Pavilion, 26 Worrelle Avenue, Milton Keynes, MK10 9HB. Tickets are £11.36.
