Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers

1. Who can attend the Community Unity events and programs?

Everyone is welcome! Our events and services are open to all community members, including families, youth, newcomers, and allies who want to learn, celebrate, and connect.

2. Do I need to register in advance?

Most programs and activities are free and open to the public, with walk-ins welcome. However, certain workshops or limited-capacity events may require pre-registration. Check our website or contact us for details.

3. How can I get involved or support the programs?

You can participate as a volunteer, sponsor, or community partner. Donations are also welcome to support initiatives like the African Ethnic Food Bank, youth mentorship, and newcomer assistance.

4. Is there a cost to attend programs and events?

Most of our programs and community events are free. Some workshops or special events may have a small fee, but we strive to keep everything accessible to all families.

5. What kind of food can I expect at the African Ethnic Food Bank or Food Village?

You’ll find culturally relevant foods such as plantains, yam, cassava, millet, African spices, and traditional dishes. Our goal is to provide both nutritional and cultural familiarity.

6. How do local businesses and vendors get involved?

We welcome vendors for food, crafts, and services. Businesses can apply to be part of the marketplace or become sponsors to showcase their support for the community.

7. Is parking available at events?

Yes. Free or low-cost parking is usually arranged near event venues. Accessible parking is also provided.

8. Can I volunteer with African Village Africain?

Absolutely. Volunteers are vital to our programs. You can sign up online or at our events to help with setup, guest services, youth programs, or cultural showcases.