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Thousands return to AFRAM after Saturday unrest, emergency rules imposed

City officials required anyone under 18 to attend with an adult Sunday after a Saturday night brawl led to a civil unrest designation

Pamela Johnson, left, of Baltimore, dances to live music at the 50th Annual AFRAM Festival at the historic Druid Hill Park. (Kenneth K. Lam/Staff)
Pamela Johnson, left, of Baltimore, dances to live music at the 50th Annual AFRAM Festival at the historic Druid Hill Park. (Kenneth K. Lam/Staff)
Baltimore Sun reporter Lily Carey. (Lloyd Fox/Staff)
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The 50th annual AFRAM festival continued without incident Sunday, a day after a fight among a large crowd of teenagers prompted authorities to impose age restrictions on attendees.

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