Dancehall is one of the many forms of music and dance that grew out of the African diaspora. Originated from the 1970s out of Kingston, Jamaica, dancehall includes the not […]
Zorora Afro Art Jam, you will have a chance to explore & express your creativity on a massive canvas, as well as being exposed to inspirational African arts. All are […]
An initiative to create more opportunities for Africans and non-Africans to connect and share value through various African and African diaspora cuisines. Come build your network and enjoy some of […]
Some say it’s the only place that makes Hong Kong different from any Chinese city. A symbol for globalization, ‘home’ to many Africans and South Asians, a place Cantonese mothers […]
An opportunity to network, co-create and exchange value with Africans and non-Africans over an African lunch buffet. Fee: 150HKD/person All are welcome!
Our bi-weekly Afro-drum jam series introduces you to the soul of the different African cultures through the different drumming styles. Come release some of that stress through the drum while […]
Chicken Tagine is a traditional Moroccan dish. As we continue to connect more communities we are excited to host this Chicken Tagine cooking battle. Can a Hong Konger make better […]
Join our annual event to celebrate black women from the continent and the African diaspora. Everyone is welcome. Rundown to follow! Entrepreneurs’ Booths | Panel discussion | Networking | African […]
In Cultural Mix programs, we aim to bring different communities together as well as celebrate cultural diversity. Each time we have a different theme. This time it’s board games! Bring […]
Brandy, a New York born belly dancer, started her career back in 1985. Now, she is the most experienced belly dance teacher in Hong Kong. She established American Belly Dance […]
An initiative to create more opportunities for Africans and non-Africans to connect and share value through various African and African diaspora cuisines. Come build your network and enjoy some of […]
“Witchcraft”, “Black Magic” and “Juju”; these are some of the terms ascribed to African indigenous religions by colonialists and contemporaries alike. But what do we actually practice? And how do […]
