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Dec 27th 2008 - Jan 1st 2009, NEW YORK CITY
The dates are in for the 2nd annual New York New Year's African Dance Festival! Keep checking this website for the line-up of artists who will join us in celebrating another great year in African dance! Find out what happend at the last Festival...More>>
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3rd Annual Ndaje Festival in Boston!
June 26th - 28th 2009, BOSTON, MA
The summers are steaming up in Boston with the annual Ndaje Festival of African Music and Dance! This year was the hottest ever, with four days of African dance and music workshops taught by world-renowned artists from Mali, Senegal, Guinea and the US. There was also an African marketplace with authentic pan-African arts, crafts, clothing, jewelry, and cultural food vendors. Partcipants also got the chance to see live performances including a theatrical dance production choreographed by the acclaimed Pape N'Diaye from the National Ballet of Senegal and Jant-Bi. More>>
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2007 was an exciting year in African dance! Because of you— the artists, students, organizers, advocates and patrons of African dance—the ancient art form has taken a new shape in communities across the globe. The first annual NY New Year’s African Dance Festival in 2007 was a product of this collective global energy. One of the primary goals of this festival was to pay tribute to the artists/teachers who have helped to make African dance a potent force in the world of dance. So, in addition to the classic roster of master artists from Guinea, Mali and Senegal, we were very fortunate to attract the support of masters who have been vital to the thriving legacy of African dance in New York City, the “Mecca” of African dance in the US. We also g0t an opportunity to witness all these cultural gatekeepers share a single stage in a dynamic concert choreographed by Pape N’Diaye! The culmination of this landmark event was a New Year’s Eve Party with live performances and a Dounounba/Sabar dance party! With 22 dance workshops spanning 4 days, a live concert, a New Year’s Eve party, and attendants from all over the world, this event was truly a landmark occasion in African dance history! More>>