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Columbia College Chicago proudly presents DanceAfrica Chicago 2005. This annual celebration of African dance and music is one of Columbia College Chicago's leading public arts events.
Captivating Chicago audiences and igniting the stage for the 15th year Dance Ensembles Extraordinaire Showcasing Everything from South African Breakdancing to Ugandan Flute Troupes
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SANKOFA |
"SANKOFA," which comes from a West African Adinkra symbol that represents looking back to move forward, is a showcase of some of the best dance companies and musicians that have appeared at DanceAfrica Chicago Festivals during its 15-year history. The stage will become a living canvas of artistic expressions with each group creatively articulating their individual messages through sound and movement. Evolutionary African dance, music and traditions will be celebrated through animated performances, intoxicating rhythms, and exquisite costumes with vibrant colors, patterns, and textures. |
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We thank our partners…
Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs
The School of Liberal Arts and Sciences (Columbia College Chicago)
African-American Cultural Affairs (Columbia College Chicago)
Gwendolyn Brooks Center for Black Literature and Creative Writing (Chicago State University)
The Public Square
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This celebration showcases a range of the most critically acclaimed and talented dance companies, spoken word artists and musicians that have been at DanceAfrica Chicago spanning its 15-year history.
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African dance, music and ritual |
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Passionate performances |
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Pulsating rhythms and sounds |
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Astonishing costumes that will leave you breathless and wanting more. |
Visit DanceAfrica Chicago Marketplace
At The Chicago Theatre Delicious African foods, African clothing, art and jewelry, more
Open to ticket holders
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