Showing posts with label venezuela. Show all posts
Showing posts with label venezuela. Show all posts

Saturday, July 24, 2010

The African Presence in Venezuela by Mesi Walton

Sankofa Bookstore and Cafe Presents....


Mesi Walton, African Dance Researcher and Instructor


www.diasporadance.com


Mesi Walton, African Dance Researcher


tags: african dance, afro-latino dance, venezuela, Mesi Walton

Friday, April 16, 2010

Attn D.C. homies: "Traditional Afro-Venezuelan Drum Dance Workshop" Saturday, April 17 – 3pm




The Embassy of the
Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela
presents


"Traditional Afro-Venezuelan Drum Dance Workshop"

Saturday, April 17 – 3pm

Bolivarian Hall, 2443 Massachusetts Ave.
Washington DC
rsvp@venezuela-us.org

tags: african dance, venezuela

Saturday, April 3, 2010

Afro-Venezuelan Tour 2010, June 20-June 29, $2,000 roundtrip!

We will spend our time in the busy city of Caracas and the small town of La Sabana. It is very important to get a feel from the big city as well as small town living as this is the Venezuelan life from two view points. In Caracas, we will ride the very popular metro, visit cultural centers and museums. In La Sabana, (3 hours outside of Caracas) the most anticipated annual festival “San Juan” will take place. We will speak to cultural leaders and elders who maintain the historical history of the people as well as participate in dance and music workshops. We will also visit local cooperatives supported by the government that provide the main source of income for the town. Finally, get ready to dance and sing because the festival includes everyone in sight!





tags: venezuela, tourism, afro-latin,