Saturday - June 20 • In Reflection • 4:00-11:00pm • Free • The historic Manchester Dock, 1308 Brander Street 23224, on the south bank of the James River, was an […]
Sunday - June 21 • Esu Festival • 4:00-7:00pm • Free • The Esu Festival happens at Richmond’s African Burial Ground, 16tth & Broad Streets. ►Ceremonies and rituals for healing […]
The 25th Annual Down Home Family Reunion explores a full spectrum of music, dance, stories, food, shopping and enrichment in this weekend Celebration of African American Folklife. As Richmond’s […]
Advance tickets for the 2015 Capital City Kwanzaa Festival are $6, general admission, $5 for students, 12 - 18 and $5 for seniors, 65 +. At the door tickets are […]
Conversational Art Join us in the Elegba Folklore Society Cultural Center for an evening of art, entertainment, conversation, and inspiration during the last First Friday Artwalk of the […]
Be in our audience as our African dancers, singers and musicians collaborate with the Richmond Symphony to tell a significant story in the community gathering, Celebrate Jackson Ward. We start at […]
BE IN OUR AUDIENCE AT DOGWOOD DELL FRIDAY, JULY 1 Celebrate Heritage! Celebrte Life! with the Society's African dancers, drummers and singers in a concert entitled African Dance, Music […]
Elegba Folklore Society’s African dancers, musicians, singers and masquerade will present a concert, African Dance, Music & the Oral Tradi7on on Saturday, February 11, 7p in the Henrico Theatre, 305 […]
Capital City Kwanzaa Festival December 29, 2018 tl_widget.update_widget("https://efsinc.ticketleap.com/widget/v2/", "ad0c2786-c4e5-4d26-8112-00f51ce837f8", "accent_color=#e5422c"); Capital City Kwanzaa Festival presents performances, workshops, children's activities, The African Market, food and more observe […]
Elegba Folklore Society’s performers will present African dance and music from the Manding cosmology of West Africa in an interactive concert spiced with folktales and historical reflection. Families are invited […]
