Taste of AfriKin is Miami's African & Caribbean food festival, returning for Labor Day weekend on Sunday, September 6, 2026, at Maison AfriKin in Downtown North Miami.

Chefs and traditions from 15 countries come together for one evening of African and Caribbean fine dining, anchored by the signature Jollof rice Cook-Off. Live music comes from the Rozz Parker Band, with Connis Vanterpool opening, followed by a DJ set spanning Afrobeat, Amapiano, soca, and gwo ka.

What's included:
• Unlimited food tastings from 15 nations
• Cocktails and beverages
• Live music and DJ set all evening
• The Jollof rice Cook-Off
• Art installations and vendor village

Presented in partnership with the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau and the City of North Miami.

General admission from $55. VIP experience from $125, including early entry and a swag bag. Free parking, all ages welcome. This event sells out.

Taste of AfriKin is fine dining with a pulse: upscale, unhurried, and unmistakably rooted in culture. Join us at Maison AfriKin for an evening that honors the food, the artistry, and the people of Global Africa.

More than just a food event, Taste of AfriKin is a full-on Afro-fusion experience you won’t want to miss.

This year’s festival will feature chefs from over 15 countries — from the Caribbean to the Continent — sharing dishes that represent the soul of their homelands.

Expect traditional plates, modern fusions, and rare specialties that offer a once-in-a-year opportunity to taste the full spectrum of the African culinary legacy. (https://afrikin.org/taste-of-afrikin.html)

Ticket Information:
Each ticket includes:

• A curated selection of food and beverages that highlight the best of African-inspired cuisine.
• An evening of live music, cultural performances, and community engagement.
• A chance to immerse yourself in the beauty of Black culture and culinary excellence.

Good to Know

• All ages welcome
• Free parking on-site
• This is a ticketed event
• All sales are final, no refunds

Presented by AfriKin Foundation, in partnership with the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau and the City of North Miami, as part of Miami Spice season.

AfriKin Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to using the arts and cultural experiences of African origin to build bridges between personal creativity and the collective good of humanity.

Opening creative pathways for learning, understanding, and economic development, AfriKin nurtures artists, educates communities, and promotes sustainable cultural industries that inspire global connection.

Support the Arts with AfriKin (https://afrikin.org/)
Your donation to AfriKin Foundation directly supports artists, educators, and cultural programs that shape a more connected, compassionate world.

• Tax-Deductible Giving: AfriKin Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit; all contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

• Empowering Communities: Every event and exhibition funds educational initiatives, artist grants, and community wellness outreach — because art saves lives.

• Cultural Preservation: We promote African and Diaspora creativity through mentorship, exhibitions, and international exchange, ensuring artists thrive across generations.

When you attend an AfriKin event, you’re not just experiencing culture — you’re investing in humanity.

Questions or Inquiries?
Contact us at: info@afrikin.org
Visit our website: afrikin.org

About the Venue

The AfriKin Art Fair unfolds within the iconic Maison AfriKin at the Scott Galvin Community Center (https://afrikin.org/maison-afrikin.html), a cultural landmark in the heart of Downtown North Miami. Perfectly situated between the refined enclaves of Miami Shores and Aventura, the venue offers an elegant setting that mirrors the sophistication and global significance of the fair itself.

Maison AfriKin provides an intimate yet expansive stage for artistic exploration—where cutting-edge exhibitions, immersive installations, and thought-provoking dialogues come to life. Its unique location positions AfriKin as both a community anchor and an international destination, welcoming art patrons, cultural leaders, and collectors from around the world to experience Miami Art Week through the distinctive lens of Africa and its diaspora.