Photo Gallery: Culture Fest 2024

A celebration of cultures within our Rollins community brought to life by student organizations,
historically black sororities, and local culture groups.

Dean Briscoe kept Culture Fest lively by spreading culture through his music as he DJs. His
music adds a dynamic layer to the celebration by bringing people together through the universal
language of music.

Students, Faculty and Staff enjoying Culture Fest.

The woman in the yellow skirt is performing a dance style called Bomba, native to Puerto Rico.
In Bomba, the dancer has the role in creating the rhythm of the song, interacting with the drum
patterns and rhythms to express their own unique interpretation of the music.

Students, Faculty and Staff enjoying Culture Fest.

Alpha Kappa Alpha (AKA), the first national Black sorority, has a rich legacy of culture and
empowerment. Strolling, a significant tradition within AKA and other historically Black sororities
and fraternities, is a form of expression through dance, performed in a line.

Voices, an intersectional Feminist Organization Tabled at the event where they had
conversations about empowering and supporting all women, men and gender non conforming
persons.

Students, Faculty and Staff enjoying Culture Fest.

Black Student Union or BSU tabled at the event, engaging in discussions about Black history
and empowerment with those interested in taking an active role.