Pan African Cultural Community

04/21/2026

Anthony Browder will be joining us for the Friday May 1st Evening Presentation during the Taste of Africa

8:45 PM – Post-Film Discussion with Anthony Browder

Order of the evening:
Time: 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM(Doors open at 6:00pm)
Location: AME Bethel Community Center
225 N Swiss St.
San Antonio, TX 78202
Cost: $50 per person ($360 for a table of 8)

Event Description:
6:30 PM – Libations, Taste of Africa, and Fashion
Enjoy African cuisine, cultural fellowship, and fashion. Guests are encouraged to come dressed in their best African attire.

7:30 PM – Documentary Film Screening
John Henrik Clarke: A Long and Mighty Walk
This powerful documentary by filmmaker St. Clair Bourne explores the life and legacy of legendary historian Dr. John Henrik Clarke.
Executive produced and narrated by Wesley Snipes.

8:45 PM – Post-Film Discussion with Anthony Browder
A special tribute and conversation about Browder’s personal relationship with Dr. Clarke and the profound influence of African-centered scholarship.

Register below:
https://PAFTasteofAfrica2026.eventbrite.com

04/21/2026

A Taste of Africa: An Evening of Food, Fashion, Music, and Culture

Date: Friday, May 1, 2026
Time: 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM(Doors open at 6:00pm)
Location: AME Bethel Community Center
225 N Swiss St.
San Antonio, TX 78202
Cost: $50 per person ($360 for a table of 8 )

Event Description:

6:30 PM – Libations, Taste of Africa, and Fashion
Enjoy African cuisine, cultural fellowship, and fashion. Guests are encouraged to come dressed in their best African attire.

7:30 PM – Documentary Film Screening
John Henrik Clarke: A Long and Mighty Walk

This powerful documentary by filmmaker St. Clair Bourne explores the life and legacy of legendary historian Dr. John Henrik Clarke.
Executive produced and narrated by Wesley Snipes.

8:45 PM – Post-Film Discussion with Anthony Browder
A special tribute and conversation about Browder’s personal relationship with Dr. Clarke and the profound influence of African-centered scholarship.

Click below for tickets:
https://PanAfricanWeekendwtBrowder.eventbrite.com

This cultural celebration is hosted by the Pan African Cultural Community This event will highlight the richness of African heritage through sights, sounds, and flavors.
Dress to impress in your finest African attire!

Seating is limited—secure your spot today and join us in celebrating culture, connection, and community!

04/21/2026

"The road to the future begins in the past."
- Anthony Browder -

04/20/2026

04/19/2026

Sunday, May 3, 2026: Pan African Film Showing and Discussion
Film Screening "Walk on the River 2.0: The African Influence in San Antonio” by Melaneyes Media
Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Admission: FREE - Donations Accepted
📍 3455 MLK Drive San Antonio, TX 78220

The Pan-African Cultural Community presents Part Two of Melaneyes Media’s locally produced documentary, exploring the deep African cultural roots in San Antonio and the historic contributions that must never be forgotten.

Register below:
https://PACCfilmscreeningWalkontheriver2026.eventbrite.com

04/19/2026

Saturday May 2 (Evening Presentation): Anthony T. Browder
Time: 7:30 PM – 10:00 PM (Doors Open: 6:45 PM)
Ticket: $25.
📍 AME Bethel Community Center (225 N Swiss St. San Antonio, TX 78202)

The Pan-African Contribution to Civilization From Africa to America: A Browder Perspective
Anthony Browder shares an in-depth perspective from his 50-year journey to enlightenment, exploring the historical contributions of African civilizations and their impact across the world.

This dynamic historical lecture connects ancient African knowledge with today’s global realities, highlighting the importance of cultural memory, historical truth, and intellectual independence in the face of modern-day recolonization efforts.

https://PanAfricanWeekendwtBrowder.eventbrite.com

04/19/2026

✨Pan African Cultural Festival 2026✨
Date: Saturday, May 2nd
Time: 10 AM - 5 PM
3310 E Commerce St. San Antonio, TX
This Community Cultural Event is ✨FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC✨

Come enjoy an engaging panel discussion and conversation, meet brothers and sisters from the Caribbean, Cameroon, Nigeria, Ghana and Mexico.

A vibrant festival showcasing African-American and African diaspora cultures through performances, African market, food, music, art, and more. Engage with cultural artisans and hear thought-provoking panel discussions on the future of unity within the African world.

The day will feature African drumming and dancing, an African fashion show, Capoeira demonstration, poetry, storytelling, children activities, a Pan African panel discussion and more.

Come experience this cultural celebration of Black Pride & Unity

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