On this episode of No Limits, Duane Adams welcomed Sean Palmer, Executive Director of the YMI Cultural Center, to discuss the organization's recent progress and preview the 2026 Goombay Festival, taking place September 11-13, 2026, in downtown Asheville. Palmer shared updates on the YMI's continued efforts to strengthen community engagement, expand programming, and preserve the rich cultural history of Asheville's Black community. He highlighted the importance of partnerships, community support, and creating opportunities that connect history, arts, education, and entrepreneurship. The conversation also focused on the 2026 Goombay Festival, one of Asheville's premier cultural celebrations. Palmer discussed the event's history, its role in celebrating African and Caribbean heritage, and its impact on the community. This year's festival will feature live music, cultural performances, family-friendly activities, local food vendors, artists, and small business exhibitors. Throughout the interview, Palmer emphasized Goombay's importance in preserving cultural traditions, engaging young people, supporting local entrepreneurs, and contributing to the local economy. Looking ahead, he shared his vision for continued growth and sustainability for both the YMI and the festival. Palmer encouraged listeners to attend the festival and experience the culture, community, and energy that have made Goombay a cherished Asheville tradition for generations. For more information about the YMI Cultural Center and the 2026 Goombay Festival, visit the YMI Cultural Center.