South Sacramento's beloved Black Food Fest is back and in full swing today at Florin Square, drawing thousands of visitors to celebrate culture, cuisine, and community spirit.

This once-a-year, seven-hour event is more than just a food festival — it's a powerful showcase of Black-owned small businesses, local talent, and cultural pride.

"This was done intentionally," said Berry Accius, organizer and founder of Voice of the Youth. "We saw a missing element in the community, so we created this space to fill it."

Now in its seventh year, the Black Food Fest continues to grow, hosting more than 50 locally owned businesses from across the region.

From mouthwatering dishes to soulful music and family-friendly vibes, the event has become a staple for many, including business owners like Kayla

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