As we celebrate Black History Month, Disney chefs have come together to give cast members an exclusive look at some recipes that are steeped in their heritage and passed down from family members, while discussing foods that have deep roots in Black and African American communities.
What’s Happening:
- Disney chefs flex their culinary muscles every day by taking ingredients from across the globe, crafting delectable dishes for all. The richness of unique and distinctive flavors is what draws most guests back to Disney restaurants time and time again.
- Joni Wilson Ferguson and Alysia Haygood help to develop programming for cast during Black History Month and shared that this event is one way to feature the amazing Black culinary talent at Walt Disney World.
- “It was really important for us to highlight areas where we may not normally see Blacks and African Americans,” Joni said. “Being able to show the cast that there are people who look like them in roles they may want to get into is really great.”
More Walt Disney World News:
- February is Black History Month, and Disney Springs is celebrating with the return of the Celebrate Soulfully event. Special food offerings and art displays are located throughout the shopping district, so let’s check it all out!
- The new Kendra Scott store is now open in Disney Springs’ Town Center, offering a full assortment of mainline and fine jewelry, with unique customization opportunities and a special custom installation highlighting their ongoing work with Inheritance of Hope.
- Social media was ablaze yesterday with reports of smoke coming from Space Mountain at the Magic Kingdom. The Orlando Sentinel confirmed that the smoke came from a break room refrigerator and quickly prompted an evacuation of Space Mountain.
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