The Sucarnochee Festival, a storied tradition

In this special episode of Sumter Social, we sit down with Dr. Tina Jones to talk about one of Sumter County’s most beloved traditions—the long-standing Sucornochee Festival, happening Saturday, April 18th in Livingston, Alabama.Join us as we explore the rich history behind this cherished community celebration and how it has become a signature event in Alabama’s Black Belt region. Dr. Jones shares insights into the festival’s origins, its cultural significance, and what visitors can expect this year.We also spotlight the talented artisans, musicians, and local vendors who help bring the festival to life each year, creating a vibrant experience filled with music, handmade crafts, food, and hometown pride. Whether you’re a longtime attendee or planning your first visit, this episode gives you an inside look at the people and traditions that make the Sucornochee Festival so special.Plus, we discuss how listeners can join the activities, support local creators, and be part of the celebration in Livingston this Saturday.Tune in and discover why the Sucornochee Festival continues to bring community, culture, and history together year after year.To be a vendor or performer contact Dr. Tina Jones via email: [email protected] or Monica Moore at [email protected]