Organizers of the biggest Pan African Summer festival in the DMV area, DMV Party in the Park, Starbuzz Media LLC, have revealed that all preparations have been concluded to give patrons their best summer experience this weekend.

The event which is being funded and spearheaded by Media Mogul and investor, who also doubles as the CEO of Starbuzz Media LLC, Mr. Charles Adu Koranteng, popularly known as ‘MC Coaches’ boasts of one of the largest and top artistes line-ups of any event this summer with a mix of Ghanaian, Nigerian, Namibian, South African entertainers, all billed to thrill patrons.

King Sark is set to headline the second edition of the DMV Party in the Park which is set to take place at the Joseph Hensley park, Alexandria VA on the 23rd of July 2023.

More artists are set to be announced in the coming weeks as this year’s event is set to entertain patrons on the day.

Starrbuzz is about to host a series of events this summer which promises to be a very entertaining one.

Speaking on the DMV Party in the Party in Park, MC Coaches said;  “just as last year , I want to bring an authentic Pan African entertainment experience to the diaspora community here in the USA. I realized its time to give the entire family an event to look forward to and the DMV Party in the Park will provide a cocktail of picnic, music concert and cultural festival all under one roof. I promise patrons the best experience this summer”.

We have a packed day of activities for the whole family to enjoy. Food Trucks, African Cuisine, Fashion Show, Sampling and Activations, Comedies and a lot of Special Giveaways to give our audience an unforgettable experience” Coaches added.

He also noted that his vision for the event is to put Ghana on the map as a leader in Pan African entertainment. The reason for including performers from across the continent. He added that the event is planned to be an annual event that will be moving around major cities in the DMV area in the future.

The DMV Party in the Park is already the most talked-about Musical concert this summer and has already attracted the Ghanaian and African diaspora communities from all 50 States in the USA.