Celebrtaing A History of Progress

The Black Belt Folk Roots Festival was first produced in 1975 in Eutaw, (Greene County) Alabama. This annual celebration pays tribute to those persons recognized as bearers of the   folkways, traditions and culture of the West Alabama region.  We are continuing to make history by producing our first virtual festival.


​JOIN US IN
​​CELEBRATING KWANZAA 2020

​THEME: KWANZAA AND THE WELL-BEING OF THE WORLD: LIVING AND UPLIFITING THE SEVEN PRINCIPLES"

Celebrtaing Creative Hands

Arts & Culture

Share with us as we celebrate community creatives.  Blessed with hands that create quilts, paintings, and other beautiful pieces.  
Also, check our Virtual Kids Tent with Mya Steele through Zoom.

Celebrtaing Our Voices

Down Home Blues & Gospel Music

Have a hand clapping, foot stomping good time
with our community bands, choirs, singing groups and singers. 

Celebrating Foodways

Be prepared to get hungry!
Soul Food Dinners, Barbecue,  Pork & Chicken, Fried Fish, Fried Chicken, Pork Skins, Polish Sausages, Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Nachos, Homemade Ice Cream, Snow Cones, Funnel Cakes Tea Cakes, Fresh Lemonade and More
​Your mouth will thank you later.

   MUSIC| DANCE| CRAFT| FOOD| PLAY 

For More Information Contact:

The Society of Folk Arts and Culture

P.O. Box 566, Eutaw, Alabama 35462
Phone: 205-372-0525       Email: ​[email protected]

Local Supporters Include:

Black Belt Community Foundation
Alabama Power Foundation
UA Center for Community-Based Partnerships
Citizen Trust Bank
Greenetrack, Inc.
Rivers Edge
Tommy Summerville Police Support League
Greene County Commission
City of Eutaw
Eutaw Area Chamber of Commerce
Paid for in part by the Alabama Department of Tourism
8/2020/5000