Afro-Tribal Dancers

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Join the Afro-Tribal dancers in this interactive and inspiring workshop! Afro-Tribal Dance is based on different dance styles within the African continent, predominantly the West African region.

During this hour-long session participants will watch a live demonstration and learn an easy-to-follow routine. Open to all ages. Wear comfortable clothing.

Afro-Tribal Dance aims to reduce poverty in Africa through the teachings of their cultural dance and rhythms.

Learn more about this not-for-profit group at: www.afrotribaldance.com

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• KPL program calendar kplca.evanced.info

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