Yoruba Cultural Center

01/04/2025

Itan-Legend of the Golden Age by Oladele Olusanya

Dive into a captivating tale of gods, heroes, and the rich tapestry of Yoruba mythology. This epic narrative beautifully weaves ancient wisdom with timeless stories that inspire and ignite the imagination.

Whether you’re a lover of Yoruba culture, mythology, or simply a fan of extraordinary storytelling, Itan: Legend of the Golden Age is a masterpiece you don’t want to miss.

✨ Discover the origins of legendary deities, explore the feats of heroic ancestors, and journey through a world where the spiritual and the earthly collide.

Now available! Celebrate the legacy of our heritage and share the wisdom of our ancestors.

12/31/2024

Step into the Yoruba Cultural Center in Dallas and experience a treasure trove of artwork masterpieces that celebrate the vibrant history, traditions, and heritage of Nigeria. Our center is a hub for cultural pride, showcasing the essence of Yoruba artistry and the beauty of African traditions.

Each piece of art tells a story—a story of resilience, creativity, and the deep-rooted connections that bind us to our ancestors. From intricate sculptures and captivating paintings to traditional textiles and ceremonial artifacts, our collection is a tribute to the richness of Nigerian culture.

But preserving and showcasing these incredible works takes resources, and that’s where we need YOU.

Why Support the Yoruba Cultural Center?
Help us preserve priceless works of Yoruba art
Promote African culture and traditions to future generations
Support cultural education programs and community events
Empower artists and creators keeping our traditions alive

By supporting the Yoruba Cultural Center, you are investing in the preservation of African heritage and ensuring that the beauty of Yoruba culture continues to inspire and educate people from all walks of life.

How Can You Help?
• Make a credit card donation to sustain our programs and exhibitions
• Share our mission with your community
• Visit www.yorubacenter.org to learn more about our work and how you can contribute

Together, we can keep African traditions alive and thriving!

12/29/2024

The Yoruba Cultural Center in Dallas is on a mission to preserve and promote the beauty of Yoruba heritage, language, and traditions. From organizing cultural festivals to providing Yoruba language classes, we are working tirelessly to keep our culture alive and vibrant.

But we need YOUR support to make this possible.
Your cash donation can help us:
Expand our educational programs
Host larger cultural events
Provide more learning resources for the community
Sustain our operations and grow our impact

No amount is too small—every dollar you contribute brings us closer to achieving our goals and ensures the legacy of the Yoruba people thrives for generations to come.

Visit www.yorubacenter.org to make your cash donation today. Together, we can build a stronger, more connected community.

Thank you for believing in our mission and investing in the future of Yoruba culture.

12/29/2024

“The Guardian” Acrylic on canvas, Oladele Olusanya, 2024. Courtesy Yoruba Art and Heritage Museum. Support the Yoruba Cultural Center with a donation with your credit card online at www.yorubacenter.org. Yoruba Cultural Center Dallas Inc is an IRS designated 501c3 tax exempt non profit organization. Therefore your donations are 100% tax exempt at the end of the tax year.

12/16/2024

Several Yoruba organizations in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, including the Yoruba Cultural Center, the Yoruba Physicians of Dallas, and the Government College Ibadan Old Students Association, recently came together to celebrate the achievements of the past 12 months. The gathering took place at the residence of Dr. Oladele Olusanya, Emeritus President of the Yoruba Cultural Center.

During the event, attendees reaffirmed their unwavering support for the unique programs of the Yoruba Cultural Center, which is dedicated to promoting the language, history, arts, and culture of the Yoruba people in this part of the world. The collaboration highlighted the collective commitment of these groups to preserving and celebrating Yoruba heritage for future generations.

YOUR SUPPORT IS ALWAYS NEEDED!!! Please visit our website on the bio to learn more.

11/29/2024

Established in 2020, the Yoruba Cultural Center is committed to preserving and celebrating the profound heritage of the Yoruba people. Through the promotion of its timeless language, illustrious history, and vibrant arts, the Center serves as a beacon of Yoruba culture, not just in Dallas but across the globe, ensuring the enduring legacy of one of Africa’s most influential civilizations.

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from Yoruba Cultural Center Dallas!

As we gather to celebrate this season of gratitude, we extend our heartfelt thanks to our community for your continuous support and dedication to preserving and promoting Yoruba culture.

May your day be filled with joy, love, and togetherness. 🦃💛

Àṣẹ!

09/21/2024

Yippee!
Our monthly mixer is here again!
Get ready for the TASTE OF THE BEST OF WEST AFRICA presented by The Yoruba Cultural Center Dallas Inc!

It is Jollof Rice Cooking Party with Renowned Chef Feyisayo-Oke!
On Saturday, September 28, 2024, 5:00 PM CST (Prompt) at The Yoruba Museum of Art and Culture, 7111 Marvin D. Love Fwy Suite 110A, Dallas, TX 75237

Come! Experience the Flavors of Africa!

Join us for an unforgettable evening of culinary delights as Chef Feyisayo-Oke shares the secrets of authentic Jollof Rice!

ENJOY:
- Hands-on cooking experience
- Cultural exchange and networking
- Delicious Jollof Rice tasting
- Live music and entertainment
- Commemorative gifts and surprises!

TICKETS: $20 [Free for children ≤16]
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL: [Get a tasting serving for free]
GROUP DISCOUNTS: $150 [For pre-registered group of 10]
CONTACT: +1 (646) 637-3858; 407-360-8280
DON'T MISS OUT!

RSVP NOW and be part of this unforgettable cultural culinary experience!

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08/28/2024

*BACK TO SCHOOL, BACK TO COOK!*

Join us for a flavorful twist of the back-to-school season!

Introducing "Back to Cook" - a community outreach program by Yoruba Cultural Center Dallas Inc

- Learn from the best hands in the Yoruba culinary world!
- Taste the richness of our _Éfó Rírò and Iyán!_
- Learn and Taste from the best!
- Connect with your community!

Don't miss out on this delicious opportunity! Register now and let's cook up some fun!

When: Saturday, Aug 31, 2024
Where: 7111 Marvin D. Love Fwy., Ste. 101A, Dallas, TX 75237
Time: 5.00 PM CST
Who: Open to all! Free to Youths! $20 only for Adults!
What to expect: Cooking Class, Practicum, Tastings, and Community Bonding!

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08/28/2024

08/28/2024

*BACK TO SCHOOL, BACK TO COOK!*

Join us for a flavorful twist of the back-to-school season!

Introducing "Back to Cook" - a community outreach program by Yoruba Cultural Center Dallas Inc

- Learn from the best hands in the Yoruba culinary world!
- Taste the richness of our _Éfó Rírò and Iyán!_
- Learn and Taste from the best!
- Connect with your community!

Don't miss out on this delicious opportunity! Register now and let's cook up some fun!

When: Saturday, Aug 31, 2024
Where: 7111 Marvin D. Love Fwy., Ste. 101A, Dallas, TX 75237
Time: 5.00 PM CST
Who: Open to all! Free to Youths! $20 only for Adults!
What to expect: Cooking Class, Practicum, Tastings, and Community Bonding!

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05/12/2024

Happy Mother’s Day!