Fiesta Brings Communities Together In Can’t Miss Alabama

By Shirley Jackson

Fiesta 2019: Celebrating Alabama Together
Fiesta returns to Birmingham’s Linn Park for another year packed with the best in Hispanic entertainment surrounding art, music, food and dance. While celebrating the diversity of Latin America’s Spanish-speaking countries, the event will promote cultural education, offer health-related resources and provide other information. The annual event will have artists and performers live on two music stages, including the festival’s Coca-Cola Main Stage. Family-friendly activities will be available for all ages. Fiesta is Saturday from noon to 8 p.m.

Alabama Multicultural Street Fair
The inaugural Alabama Multicultural Street Fair (AMSF) will promote inclusion and diversity by celebrating Alabama’s heritage through art, sports, music, dance and food. The community event, hosted by The Pizitz, is free with family-friendly entertainment Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. AMSF will bring several nationalities in Birmingham together with international communities in a street fair format to showcase the world in Alabama. Proceeds will benefit Alabama Multicultural Organization.

Jubilee Festival of Arts
Come alive with art, food and entertainment at Daphne’s annual Jubilee Festival of Arts. The festival is expected to attract thousands of people to some of the best in jewelry, painting, pottery, sculpture, wood, mixed media and other art-related items. There will be a high school art exhibition, Kids Art Park, farmers market and chef demos. The festival is set for Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay. Admission is free.

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