Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city, makes no pretences about a robust arts and culture tradition, as vivacious as in good old Lagos. The National Theatre in Iganmu; the Musical Society of Nigeria’s (MUSON) ...

The Chief Executive Officer of Takuruku Entertainment Creative Group, Mr. Stephen Tyozua, said the showpiece would help revive Tiv cultural ... featured cultural processions and dances, folklore ...

Running simultaneously with Calabar Carnival, Traces of Time provided tourists, collectors and art enthusiasts a fresh window to savour the rich culture of Calabar and its environs as captured by the ...

The Ghana Dance Association has unveiled plans for an extensive series of cultural engagements and performances across the United States in 2025, designed to celebrate African traditions and ...

The International Conference and Festival of Blacks in Dance will showcase the breadth of Black dance traditions, from modern ...

Meet members of the Boorun Boys Dance Group — young men learning traditional songlines and creating their own. William, 19, has lived in Gippsland his entire life. He grew up practising cultural ...

A Tiv farmers group under the aegis of Association ... He said: “We accommodate non-natives in Benue and even make them traditional rulers. Why can’t we have the same treatment in Nasarawa ...

The idea is to establish culture in virtual reality which will also produce digitalized games, dances, stage drama and so on. The programme was launched recently at the National Theatre in ...

From February to April,2025 the Adowa Festival would feature Dzenbii African Percussions Cultural Group. The group will begin their performance at the first stop of the Adowa Dance Festival in ...

Members of the community offered special prayers and performed the traditional dance on the occasion. Justin Baldoni releases unedited 'It Ends With Us' footage featuring Blake Lively Savings ...

Serving as host is Sean J. Smith, a former Dallas Black Dance Theatre company member who appears in the role of the Mood ...

SINGAPORE – There is a natural elegance and ease of expression when veteran dancer Low Mei Yoke moves between poses for the camera, an impish air about her, gestures pointed and ironic.