The Afrikan Village & Cultural Center - New York City

12/27/2022

Happy Kwanzaa from The Afrikan Village & Cultural Center of New York City!!! Today is the first day, Umoja which means Unity. We must unify with our fellow brothers and sisters to better our community! Let us light our black candles to celebrate Umoja ✊🏾❤️🖤💚

05/31/2021

Happy Memorial Day!

Let’s remember those who have sacrificed their lives for this country and thank you to the ones who made it home. 🇺🇸
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05/27/2021

Let’s talk about the Banyankore people and their traditional dance, Ekitaguririo.
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05/26/2021

Let’s talk about the Batooro people and their traditional dance, Runyege.
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05/25/2021

Let’s talk about the Acholi people and their traditional dance, Otole.
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05/23/2021

Let’s talk about the Acholi people and their traditional dance, the Larakaraka.
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05/19/2021

05/18/2021

Let’s talk about the Ashanti Tribe and their traditional dance the Kete.
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05/16/2021

Let’s talk about Cote d’Ivoire and their traditional dance Coupe Decale.
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05/14/2021

Let’s talk about Uganda and their traditional dance Bakisiimba.
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05/12/2021

Let’s talk about Cameroon and their traditional dance Ambas-i-bay, also known as Ambasse Bey.
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05/10/2021

After our short break yesterday for Mother’s Day. We are back with a list of some of the African dances we will be going through for the next couple of days. So stay tuned for the updates.

Referenced from www.Britannica.com

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