2002

This year, the Festival took place from September 26 - October 6, 2002.

International R&B recording artists, The O’JAYS, performed live, on-stage at the Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Ballpark; Wayman Tisdale, jazz guitarist presented a beautiful evening Jazz concert under the stars at the College of Charleston Cistern; Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Company from Denver, Colorado danced before an audience of over 2,500 including art students, their teachers, and mentors in MOJA’s Dance Gala at the Gaillard Auditorium; Tom Joyner Morning Show broadcast live from the MOJA Arts Festival, to raise scholarship dollars for Claflin University; The Capitol City Chorale and Ebone performed in the MOJA Gospel Fest; Art Forms & Theatre Concepts presented the smash hit Bubbling Brown Sugar at the historic Dock Street Theatre; and the traditional favorites returned like the Reggae Block Dance, Heritage Day and of course the Finale.

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