BALTIMORE — Gospel SuperFest is celebrating its 25th anniversary in Baltimore.
It's described as a night of music, worship and inspiration, with more than a dozen artists performing including Dorinda Clark Cole, Anthony Brown & Group Therapy, Lisa-Page Brooks, Clark Cole and more.
Actress Vivica A. Fox is hosting the event at Morgan State's Murphy Fine Arts Center on Saturday June 7.
The founder of the concert, Dr. Bobby Cartwright, says the idea came to him as a vision from God in 1998.
"I don't know why he chose me but he knew something I didn't."
Gospel SuperFest has been held at various cities over the last 25 years and this will be its third time in Baltimore. It was held at Morgan State in 2011 and Coppin State in 2016. Dr. Cartwright said they had such a wonderful experience at Morgan, they wanted to come back.
"The hospitality there is just amazing. It’s an amazing theater, the Murphy Fine Art Center, its real nice. [It has] only a couple thousand seats and that’s perfect for what we wanted to do so we decided to come back to Baltimore for the third time."
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