Afrounity Fest brings together African culture and the African queer community for a night of celebration, connection, and visibility — hosted in Houston, Texas, but built for African queer people everywhere, from every African country and the diaspora. It's a space built on pride in where we come from and pride in who we are — no separation between the two.
Expect the sounds, food, and art of the African diaspora alongside community dialogue, local vendors, and performances that center African queer voices. Whether you're part of the community, an ally, or just curious, Afrounity Fest is built to welcome you.
So many of us have grown up having to choose — African or queer, family or truth, culture or self. Afrounity Fest exists because that choice shouldn't have to be made. This is one night where every part of who you are is welcome in the same room: your accent, your fabric, your faith, your pride.
Houston was chosen as the host city because it's home to one of the largest and fastest-growing African communities in the United States — a natural meeting point for guests traveling in from across the country, the continent, and beyond. This isn't a local party; it's a homecoming.
We're still locking in the exact 2027 date and venue — this page will be updated the moment those details are confirmed. Join the email list under Get Involved to be the first to know.
