El Puentes’ WEPA Festival celebrates music and art in Williamsburg
El Puente, a grassroots arts and environmental justice nonprofit, hosted their 11th annual WEPA Festival in partnership with Council Member Jennifer Gutierrez on Sunday in Williamsburg.
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Sep 24, 2022, 10:36 PM
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309ds agoEl Puente, a grassroots arts and environmental justice
nonprofit, hosted their 11th annual WEPA Festival in partnership with Council
Member Jennifer Gutierrez on
Sunday in Williamsburg.
This year's festival featured an
eclectic mix of performances by local Puerto Rican, Venezuelan, and Dominican
bands, as well as dance ensembles. Performances included Bombayo, El Innovador and others.
News 12's Samantha Chaney was there for
the party.
