Celebration of the LIFE OF BERNARD WOMA
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Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center, 275 N. Jordan Ave., Bloomington IN
SANCOCHO MUSIC & DANCE COLLAGE joins other friends and performers for a memorial service.
"Pressure Makes Diamonds" is our motto. We strive to perfect our art and provide the best in performing and recording arts with an emphasis on African and African diasporic history and culture. Sancocho Music and Dance Collage specializes in traditional music and dance from the Spanish-speaking countries of the Caribbean Islands that have strong African cultural retentions. Amoah's African Drum Works provides fine quality custom-made African and Afro Caribbean percussion instruments as well as restoration and repair services. The Call of the Ancestors provides resources and guidance on one of the most challenging journeys in life, self-discovery. Coal Bin Production's digital and analog recording facilities provides demo production for composers, poets, singers, rappers, actors, aspiring recording artists and others. Come on in and check us out. Our Upcoming Events calendar will keep you informed of current performances and community events. May the peace and prosperity you seek be found.
Celebration of the LIFE OF BERNARD WOMA
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Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center, 275 N. Jordan Ave., Bloomington IN
SANCOCHO MUSIC & DANCE COLLAGE joins other friends and performers for a memorial service.
Come experience the rebirth of ORÍ featuring Mark De Oca, piano, Raul Padro, drums and Tony Artis, bass
SANCOCHO MUSIC AND DANCE COLLAGE @ Meet The Artists Grand Opening
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Indianapolis Public Library, One Library Square/ 40 E. St. Clair St., Indianapolis IN 46204
SANCOCHO kicks off the evening's festivities with music and dance from the Afro Caribbean.
Dr. Joy DeGruy
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Solarium Rm. @ Indiana University Memorial Union, 900 E. 7th St., Bloomington IN. 47405
Dr. Joy DeGruy, renowned presenter, educator and author of "Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome: America's Legacy of Enduring Injury and Healing", expands on her theory.
Lecture by Baba Kwesi Ashra
Frangipani Rm. @ Indiana Univ. Memorial Union, 900 E. 7th St., Bloomington IN
Baba Kwesi Ashra lectures on the ancient Egyptian Nile Valley civilization. Free to the public.
Baba Kwesi Ashra lectures on the African origins of Christianity. Luncheon @ 11 am, lecture: Noon - 2:30 pm. $20 (in advance@ Eventbrite.com) includes lunch and lecture. ($25 day of event).
Afro Cuban Rumba workshop for Butler Univ. Dance Dept. students
Sancocho Drummers
Purdue University Memorial Union, Lafayette IN
African American Student Graduation Celebration
IU African American Dance Company Spring Concert
Buskirk-Chumley Theater, 114 E. Kirkwood Ave., Bloomington IN
Sancocho Drummers accompany the AADC, directed by Iris Rosa
African American Dance Company's 17th Annual Dance Workshop
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Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center, 7th & Jordan Sts./IU Campus, Bloomington, IN
IU African American Dance Company provides dance classes in various African Diasporic genres; taught by national and international teachers flown-in for the occasion; live percussion accompaniment for classes provided by Sancocho's drummers.
The Black Panthers: The Myths ..The Legends..The Truth
Birch Bayh Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse, Courtroom 202, Indianapolis, IN
Dr. Jakobi Williams, assistant professor of history at Indiana Univ./Bloomington, lectures as part of Black History Month.
African American Dance Company Studio Concert
Wilkie Auditorium, Indiana University, Bloomington IN
The Drummers of Sancocho Music and Dance Collage perform at the annual AADC Studio Concert
No Charge Age limit: All ages
AFRICAN AMERICAN DANCE COMPANY directed by Iris Rosa
Buskirk-Chumley Theater, 114 E. Kirkwood Ave., Bloomington IN
The African American Arts Institute of Indiana University presents their three ensembles in the annual event, POTPOURRI OF THE ARTS.