A3C Festival 2023: Dates, Time, Info

The A3C Festival & Conference is back in Atlanta this weekend and it promises to be bigger than ever.

A3C Festival & Conference: What You Need To Know

A3C has been a little different over the past few years.  Now it is returning with a fully in-person live event in 2023. The conference will bring thousands of attendees from around the world to Atlanta to discover, network and learn from the innovators, entrepreneurs, and artists that drive the culture forward.

The event, which began in 2005, has grown from being a music insider’s convention to a major music festival. It will feature workshops and other beneficial networking opportunities for aspiring and new artists.

When Will The A3C Festival & Conference In 2023?

The A3C Festival & Conference  is a three-day in-person event in Atlanta this fall. The 18th Annual A3C Festival & Conference will take place from September 28-30, 2023.

The schedule for the event features numerous panels, workshops and discussions from everything from hip-hop culture to billion-dollar tech.

“Greenwood has a mission of supporting the culture by providing paths to financial freedom for minorities through community building, entrepreneurship, group economics and wealth building. We are pleased to be a strategic partner of A3C, which provides a platform to have important conversations about moving the culture forward,” said Ryan Glover, Co-founder and CEO of Greenwood. “The combined community of A3C, Greenwood, The Gathering Spot, and Valence is a powerful collective that will come together to celebrate Hip Hop, Atlanta, and the path to Black wealth creation.”

“Atlanta’s influence is felt everywhere. We have an authentic, powerful convergence of culture, music, tech, finance & entrepreneurship,” said Dr. Paul Judge, technology entrepreneur and investor. “A3C is the event that brings these diverse communities together for inspiration and innovation. We invite the world to come experience the magic of Atlanta and see what’s next.”

For more information about A3C 2023, visit a3cconference.com.

Final Word

Founded in 2005, the A3C Festival & Conference has grown from a local showcase in Atlanta to one of the most important music, tech, and culture events of the year.  The good news, especially for Atlanta, is that it’s not the only festival.

  While it’s warm, take advantage of the outdoors. Don’t miss these awesome festivals.

The fun is just starting. Are you a beer drinker? You also may want to visit a craft brewery in the city.    

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