Pan African Connection

Collard greens are more than a side dish—they're a tradition, a story, and a staple of Black food culture.

Join us for the Juneteenth Collard Green Festival & Cook-Off as we celebrate freedom, community, agriculture, and the rich culinary traditions passed down through generations.

Do you have a family recipe that's been perfected over decades? Or a new twist on a classic favorite? Bring it to the table and compete for a cash prize and community bragging rights.

📅 June 13, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
📍 Field Good Farms, Fort Worth, TX

Enjoy a day of culture, fresh food, fellowship, and Black farming while honoring the legacy of those who turned humble ingredients into some of our most treasured dishes.

Free to the public…Get your tickets or sign up for the cook-off today:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/juneteenth-collard-green-festival-at-ubuntu-peoples-farm-tickets-1990738174469?aff=oddtdtcreator

Hosted by Ubuntu People's Farm, Field Good Farms & PAC Community Cares.

Join us this Saturday for an inspiring Book Talk with Professor Akil Parker, founder of All This Math and creator of Histematics.

Discover how math and African History connect while learning practical strategies to help students build confidence and succeed in math. Whether you’re a parent, educator, or lifelong learner, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

Saturday, May 30, 2026
3:30 PM CST

Pan-African Connection Bookstore
4466 S. Marsalis Ave
Dallas, TX 75216

Topics include:
• Integrating math with African History
• Helping children become confident math scholars
• Understanding the relevance of “New Math” taught in schools
• Strategies from How To Use All This Math, Volume 1

Ladies! This is for you! Saturday only! Waistbeads 2 for $30

Ubuntu Farmers Market is back this June!

1pm-5pm

Join us for fresh produce, local vendors, live music, drum circle, and community connection at the Pan-African Connection Bookstore.

Local Farmers
Local Vendors
Live DJ
Drum Circle
And More

Pan-African Connection Bookstore
4466 S. Marsalis Ave
Dallas, TX 75216

Free and open to the public.

A year ago yesterday, At the Pan-African Connection premiered — our first documentary and the first official Asota Seven production 🙏🏾 And we honestly couldn’t be more grateful for everything that has followed.

Because of the support, the film has been shown in multiple theaters, grassroots organizations, cultural institutions, churches, film festivals, and a community college. We even got to speak about it a couple of times on the news.

But to be fr, the coolest part has been everything that wasn’t posted. The things that wouldn’t be considered a “Highlight.”— those real conversations, the random calls and emails from people we had never met, the feedback, the encouragement, and... yeah. Yeah.

So to everyone who has supported in any way, we again want to say thank you.

We’re very excited to show y’all more of what’s coming next!

🚨 For those who want to watch the film, Click the link in our bio for a 25% discount. 🚨

Thank you again! 🖤

Join us TOMORROW •Sunday• May 17th, from 1PM–5PM for our Ubuntu Farmers Market: Malcolm X Birthday Edition at the Pan-African Connection Bookstore & Resource Center

📍4466 S. Marsalis Ave, Dallas, TX 75216

Come celebrate the life and legacy of Brother Malcolm X with the community. We’ll have live performances by Bandan Koro African Drum and Dance Ensemble, a live DJ, local vendors, discussions and activities inside the bookstore, and our drum circle at 3:15PM.

Bring the whole family out to support local businesses, connect with the community, and celebrate culture together. Free and open to all.

P. S this is not a festival unfortunately our budget didn’t allow for a Malcolm X festival this year.

This Sunday come out & enjoy our market

Join us next Sunday, May 17th, from 1PM–5PM for our Ubuntu Farmers Market: Malcolm X Birthday Edition at the Pan-African Connection Bookstore & Resource Center

📍4466 S. Marsalis Ave, Dallas, TX 75216

Come celebrate the life and legacy of Brother Malcolm X with the community. We’ll have live performances by Bandan Koro African Drum and Dance Ensemble, a live DJ, local vendors, discussions and activities inside the bookstore, and our drum circle at 3:15PM.

Bring the whole family out to support local businesses, connect with the community, and celebrate culture together. Free and open to all.

Join us tomorrow with Toast for Charity for Ready, Set, Read, a fun reading engagement program for children ages 0–9 at Pan-African Connection Bookstore & Resource Center 📚✨

🗓 Tomorrow
⏰ 11 AM – 1 PM
📍 4466 S. Marsalis Ave, Dallas, TX 75216
🎟 FREE to attend

Each child will receive:
📖 A free book of their choice
🍕 Free pizza