Afriwell Hub

Afriwell Hub AfriWell Hub is a home for African culture and community. Join us to celebrate, learn, and grow through dance, music, stories, and shared joy.

Whether you were born in Africa or carry it in your heart through travel or connection, you’re welcome here. AfriWell Hub 🌍✨
Celebrating African Culture | Inspiring Inclusive Communities

📌 Who We Are
AfriWell Hub is a cultural and arts-centered organization dedicated to preserving, celebrating, and sharing African heritage through music, dance, storytelling, and education. We create vibrant, incl

usive spaces where African culture thrives, fostering healing, empowerment, and community engagement.

🎯 Our Mission
We use the power of arts and culture to:
✅ Celebrate African traditions 🎭
✅ Promote education & knowledge sharing 📚
✅ Empower artists & cultural practitioners 💡
✅ Foster healing & well-being 💙
✅ Build bridges between cultures 🌏

🌟 Our Vision
To be a leading hub where African cultural heritage is valued, shared, and used as a tool for connection, healing, and social transformation across generations and communities.

💡 Our Core Values
🔸 Cultural Preservation – Honoring African traditions through arts and storytelling.
🔸 Community & Inclusivity – Creating spaces for all to engage and celebrate diversity.
🔸 Education & Knowledge Sharing – Teaching and passing down African history, arts, and cultural practices.
🔸 Healing & Well-Being – Using arts as a tool for emotional and social healing.
🔸 Empowerment & Sustainability – Supporting artists and ensuring long-term impact.
🔸 Collaboration & Partnerships – Working with communities, artists, and organizations globally.

💬 Connect with us! Follow our journey, join our events, and be part of a thriving cultural movement. 🌍🎶

With Dubuque Museum of Art – we just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉
05/05/2026

With Dubuque Museum of Art – we just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

05/03/2026

Amazing experience at Dubuque Museum of Art

04/16/2026

Join us for "Barkcloth: A Living Canvas," a special exhibition opening May 1 at the Dubuque Museum of Art and continuing through May 10.

This exhibition explores Lubugo, a traditional Ugandan barkcloth, through wearable art, storytelling, and contemporary visual installation. Featuring work by Stella Atal and curated by Sarah Ndagire, founder of AfriWell Hub, "Barkcloth: A Living Canvas" invites the community to experience barkcloth as heritage, artistry, memory, and creative expression.

Hosted by the Dubuque Museum of Art in collaboration with AfriWell Hub, this exhibition offers a chance to discover the beauty and living legacy of barkcloth.

Support for this work is provided by Big Field Fund, a program of Public Space One. Funding is provided by the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.

Join us this Saturday, come learn an African dance
02/26/2026

Join us this Saturday, come learn an African dance

🥁 Come Join the Center for an African Dance Workshop! 🌍

Feel the rhythm and move your spirit at the Vince Jetter Community Center!

Experience the energy, culture, and joy of African dance in this fun and welcoming workshop for all ages and skill levels. No experience needed — just bring your smile and your dancing feet!

✨ High-energy movement
🥁 Live drumming & rhythms
💃🏽 Cultural connection
🤝 Community fun

Come dance, learn, and celebrate together. Everyone is welcome!

Our Black History month stops: Save the date
02/19/2026

Our Black History month stops: Save the date

We’re excited to partner with the Vince Jetter Community Center this Black History Month for an African Dance Workshop l...
01/21/2026

We’re excited to partner with the Vince Jetter Community Center this Black History Month for an African Dance Workshop led by AfriWell Hub.

This workshop honors African roots and explores dance as a living part of Black history, connecting ancestral traditions to the global Black diaspora through movement, rhythm, and storytelling.

Open and free to all ages and experience levels. Come move, learn, and celebrate culture with us.

Thank you to the Dubuque Telegraph Herald for highlighting the "Happy Kwanzaa" event at the Multicultural Family Center,...
12/31/2025

Thank you to the Dubuque Telegraph Herald for highlighting the "Happy Kwanzaa" event at the Multicultural Family Center, a beautiful moment of unity, culture, and community.

The sound of music and the aroma of East African cuisine filled the air at Dubuque’s Multicultural Family Center.

Join us for Kwanzaa celebration on Saturday 12/27 at the Multicultural center 11am - 1pm Dubuque Area Arts Collective
12/23/2025

Join us for Kwanzaa celebration on Saturday 12/27 at the Multicultural center 11am - 1pm Dubuque Area Arts Collective

11/19/2025

Last night at Locals Epworth was awesome. Join Nalangira Samuel for some African drumming tonight at 1533 Central Ave, Dubuque, 5.30pm to 6.30pm.

African Vibes in Epworth this Tuesday 11/18/25 Nalangira Samuel AllTogether Dubuque Dubuque Area Arts Collective We Cr...
11/16/2025

African Vibes in Epworth this Tuesday 11/18/25 Nalangira Samuel AllTogether Dubuque Dubuque Area Arts Collective We Create DBQ Dubuque Unidos City of Dubuque Government Arts Midwest

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Dubuque, IA
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