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Celebrating the

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of the west
african diaspora

Discover a new meaning of independence and explore the Chopd & Stewd Festival where we celebrate the rich tapestry of cultural independence, enabling communities from all walks of life to retrace their West African ancestral connections.

Discover a new meaning of independence where we celebrate the rich tapestry of culture, enabling all walks of life to retrace their West African ancestral connections.

Eats · Speaks · Trade · Beats

Cultural Ambassadors

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cultural ambassadors

Eric Adjepong
Dawn Burrell
Serigne Mbaye
Ope Amosu
Mawa Mcqueen
Bun B.
Seun Adigun
Mayor Turner
Jazmin Porter
Grace Amaku

Houston "Baby Lagos," TX

Post HTX

401 Franklin St, Houston, TX 77201

Post Houston, nestled within Downtown and intertwined with the legacy of Barbara Jordan, serves as the ideal canvas for empowering experiences that enable individuals to delve into their identities, challenge stereotypes, and reclaim their evolving heritage. As over 1 million West African descendants and 45% of the nation’s Nigerian American population reside within 250 miles of Downtown Houston, the city is a powerful hub that fosters re-understanding and embrace among marginalized communities of the African diaspora and amplifies the rich tapestry of connections and degrees of separation from their ancestry.

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Complete the sponsorship interest form to get access to the Chopd & Stewd ’23 Sponsorship Deck.

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