Abuja dance and art Festival showcases cultural fusion

The annual Abuja Dance and Art Festival, organized by Dafa, captivated audiences over three days with dance classes, live performances, and art exhibitions, featuring diverse Nigerian artists.

 

Founded by Esther Ikyanyon, Dafa serves as a platform nurturing young creative minds and promoting cultural exchange.

 

This year’s theme, “Fashion and Fusion,” integrated fashion into performances like “Threads of Destiny,” starring Nollywood actor Francis Duru.

 

The event not only entertained but aimed to educate through storytelling and thematic exploration.

 

Dafa’s impact extends beyond entertainment, fostering a community that adds cultural value and supports emerging artists.

 

Through scholarships, international exposure, and creative collaborations, Dafa continues to elevate the Nigerian arts scene.

 

Attendees praised Dafa for its consistent support and gradual growth, emphasizing its unique approach to integrating fashion with dance, music, and theater, making it a promising platform for artistic expression and collaboration.

 

Source: africanews

 

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