Friday, June 20 The Symposium Pine Camp Arts Center • 6p - 10p • $10 Dr. Umar Johnson, Psychologist, Author & Expert on the Education of Afrikan American Children Ęlęgba Folklore Society’s African Dancers […]
Saturday, June 21 In Reflection Manchester Dock • 4p - 11p • Free Performances, speakers, Esu Festival Market Day in the Freedom Market, children’s activities, Annual Torch Lit Night Walk Along the […]
Sunday, June 22 Esu Festival African Burial Ground • 1p - 5p • Free Ile Ise Ejiogbe Ifá Temple guides Esu Festival’s ceremony and rituals for healing and ancestral veneration. Free.
Richmond, VA • RVA as Seen Through the Pinhole will open as a part of the First Friday’s ArtWalk, 5p - 9p on Friday, September 5 at Ęlęgba Folklore Society’s […]
What a busy and exciting summer we had! Now as the Fall season approaches, we would like to share with you the opportunity to join in on our African dance […]
Expect the "Wow" factor as you witness the lives and roles of Africans and Africa's descendants unfold in this drama that informs and empowers. Music and dance punctuate the stories […]
Children under 12, Free! Group rates are available: story1@efsinc.org or 804.644.3900 tl_widget.update_widget("https://efsinc.ticketleap.com/widget/v2/", "83acad95-113a-426c-8776-23732f195d3e", "events=2014-capital-city-kwanzaa-festival---december-27-2014&accent_color=#c82d19");
Juneteenth 2015, A Freedom Celebration’s The Symposium will feature elder activist, Bobby Seale, on June 19. Nearly 80 and a grandfather of four, Bobby Seale is the elder activist still […]
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 […]
