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Hundreds attend a celebration of culture at Lynnwood’s Afrolatino Festival

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LYNNWOOD, Wash., July 16, 2023—Hundreds attended the Afrolatino Festival on Saturday, July 15, that returned for its twelfth year in Lynnwood at Silver Creek Family Church to celebrate Afrolatino heritage and culture. “This festival is to keep our heritage going,” Karina Gasperin, Executive Director of the Afrolatino Festival told the Lynnwood Times. “The festival is […]

Lynnwood proudly celebrates Afro-Latino heritage

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LYNNWOOD, Wash., July 17, 2022 – Hundreds attended the Afro-Latino Festival that returned for its eleventh year in Lynnwood at Silver Creek Family Church to celebrate Afro-Latino heritage and culture on Saturday, July 16. From clothing and jewelry to freshly pressed agua de coco and hand-pressed crepes, attendees enjoyed a family friendly and alcohol-free event. […]

Public invited to Afrolatino festival in Lynnwood

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LYNNWOOD, Wash, July 15 – The Afrolatino Festival returns for its eleventh year in Lynnwood at Silver Creek Family Church to celebrate Afrolatino culture in Washington State. The event is 12 – 7 p.m. on Saturday, July 16. Aside from the vendors and food stands, a rock band will play an assortment of live Latin music from bachata, meringue, to salsa, […]

Afrolatino heritage proudly celebrated in Lynnwood

Afrolatino Festival Lynnwood

LYNNWOOD, Wash, August 7 – The Afrolatino Festival returned for its tenth year in Lynnwood, after a year off, at Silver Creek Family Church to celebrate Afrolatino culture in Washington State.  Vendors offering Latin imports and food met free of cost at the festival after event organizer Karina Gasperin acknowledged that local businesses had suffered […]

Celebration of culture at Lynnwood’s Afrolatino Festival

Lynnwood Times photo by Luke Putvin. Mexican folk dance group "Herencias Mexicanas" at Lynnwood Afrolatino Festival on July 20.

by LUKE PUTVIN luke.putvin@lynnwoodtimes.com About 800 people attended the Afrolatino Festival on July 20 at Cedar Valley Elementary School. This is the festival’s third year in Lynnwood and its ninth year in existence. The festival had many things to do including dancing, listening to music, eating and buying handmade products. Karina Gasperin, Executive Director of […]

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