Hibernian Hall Presents
“Brazil Music & Dance – How African Heritage Shaped Brazil’s Rhythms“
Join us on Friday, October 4, 2024, at 7:00 PM for an unforgettable evening as we dive into into the rich cultural legacy of Afro-Brazilian music and dance, and its deep African roots.
In this second installment of a 2-part series, led by 3 cultural educators, you will explore how African heritage influenced some of Brazil’s most iconic dance and music forms. Through engaging slides, videos, live music, and interactive dance demonstrations, you’ll experience the powerful rhythms and movements that define Brazilian culture today.
GENERAL ADMISSION $12
STUDENTS AND SENIORS $10
What to expect:
A dynamic presentation combining live music, storytelling, and dance.
Learn the origins & evolution of Brazilian dance forms like samba, capoeira & choro.
Participate in an interactive dance demonstration led by SAMBAVIVA’s Randi Henry, showcasing samba and other traditional dances.
Discover the historical & cultural connections between African traditions and Brazilian rhythms.
Why Attend?
Not only will you walk away with a deeper appreciation for Afro-Brazilian history and culture, but part of the proceeds will go to support local organizations, such as the National Center for Afro-American Artists (NCAAA), preserving cultural heritage.
Whether you’re passionate about history, culture, music, or social justice, this event is designed to inspire.
Don’t miss out on this exciting and educational evening. Reserve your spot today!
