Komite Ayiti's 5th Annual Community Cookout

8125 Johnnycake Road,Woodlawn MD 21244

08 August, 2021

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Komite Ayiti is hosting its 5th annual community cookout! Komite Ayiti is hosting its 5th annual community cookout! Please come enjoy some Haitian food and meet other Haitians from the area. This is a family-friendly event, all ages are welcome. We will have games and activities that everyone can enjoy. Food and beverages will be available. Bring your family and friends. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor or a  vendor please email us at [email protected] for additional information. Please make a donation today so that we can continue to fulfill our mission of providing programs connecting the community to educational, social, and cultural resources that promote and support community development within the greater Baltimore area. Donations can be made  here. We hope to see you there! Komite Ayiti Event admission: FREE!!! FREE!!! FREE!!! Park Admission: $2 per person in-state, $4 per person out-of-state. Admitted Free: children buckled in safety seats; persons with the Access Maryland State Park Pass for persons with disabilities; members of the Maryland National Guard and all active duty military personnel who display their active military identification card (complimentary access is permitted for card holder only). Senior citizens 62 and older with MD Golden Age Pass. Additional details about the park can be found here. Location: Patapsco Valley State Park - Pickall Area (Shelter 704) 8125 Johnnycake Road Woodlawn MD 21244 GPS 39.31159 76.79091 FAQs What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? Parking is available near Shelter 704. First come, first served. How can I contact the organizer with any questions? Please email us at [email protected] if you any questions.   Komité Ayiti is a non profit grassroots organization geared towards connecting the Haitian community to educational, social and cultural resources within the greater Baltimore Area. Komité Ayiti advocates for the Haitian community and serves as a link to resources in the Baltimore area and abroad.