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A taste of Africa at Darlington Hippodrome

A Taste of Africa family fun day is on Saturday, 24 August

Daisy Windsor by Daisy Windsor
20-08-2024 08:09 - Updated on 05-09-2024 11:52
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You can join the vibrant celebration at Darlington Hippodrome for A Taste of Africa family fun day on Saturday, 24 August 2024, From 11am to 2pm, the venue will be transformed into a lively hub of African culture and community spirit, offering something special for all ages.

A taste of Africa highlights

  • The Queens of Umzansi (Zulu) and the Brave Heart Choir will mesmerize you with captivating performances.
  • Storytelling and drumming sessions by Hilaire promise to engage and entertain, while Chiko‘s spoken word performances will inspire and provoke thought.
  • Savor the rich flavours of Africa with mouthwatering dishes from Abijo Foods and Menu World Cuisine.
  • Explore unique jewellery stalls and more, adding a touch of African craftsmanship to the day.

This family-friendly event is a wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of Africa, right here in Darlington. As Councillor Libby McCollom remarked, it’s a day that celebrates both diversity and community spirit, making it a must-attend for local families.

Junior Masandi of A Taste Of Africa shares the excitement:

“We are thrilled to collaborate with Darlington Hippodrome to bring this vibrant experience to life. It’s set to be a fantastic family day out that you won’t want to miss!”

No booking is required, so come along and enjoy a day of entertainment, culture, and community!

For more details, visit the Darlington Hippodrome website.

This article is based on a media release from Darlington Hippodrome

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Daisy Windsor is a self-employed artist who lives in North Tyneside with her three cats. She is a regular writer for North East Bylines.

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