DanceAfrica began in New York more than three decades ago as a vibrant celebration of African culture and its worldwide diaspora. Now the festival has become a tradition in itself. It’s an evolving ...

BAM’s longest running performance series — and one of America’s largest and most vibrant celebrations of African and African American dance, music, and culture — continues with the 31st DanceAfrica ...

Now in its 47th year, DanceAfrica, founded in 1977 by the late Baba Chuck Davis, is BAM's longest-running performance series. Brooklyn Academy of Music’s iconic DanceAfrica festival offered a vibrant ...

Dr. Charles “Baba Chuck” Davis founded DanceAfrica almost four decades ago as a unique celebration of Africa and its diaspora. For the next two weekends, DanceAfrica will partner for the third time ...

For its 15th anniversary, DanceAfrica Chicago 2005 chose the theme of “Sankofa,” a West African term and visual symbol representing the need to look back in order to move forward. At the all-embracing ...

Everyone loves a compelling story well told. But in the realm of dance, storytelling is traditionally restricted to movement. For its 11th season, “DanceAfrica Chicago 2001” –produced by Columbia ...

DanceAfrica-the nation's largest African dance festival-continues its celebration through May 29 with special Memorial Day weekend programs, including a live dance party, a conversation with Mikki ...

The atmosphere is electric inside the studios of Dallas Black Dance Theatre. Booming drums echo through the space as dancers weave in and out of intricate formations. One man hurdles over four of his ...

“Stay-at-home” is not stopping the culture! The Brooklyn Academy of Music’s annual DanceAfrica weekend is back! — expanded into a month-long, event-filled virtual production of cultural performances, ...

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