Posts Tagged ‘Yoruba Dieties’
Orisha Song & Dance to Yemaya in Japan
January 16th, 2011 | Author Lady Drummer
Ifa is the Indigenous Spiritual Practice of the Yoruba People of Nigeria. The practice has three major components: Orisha Veneration, Ancestor Veneration and Divination. Orisha are Spirits are spirits of nature and are responsible for the rules which govern nature. Orisha are anthropomorphized with human characteristics for the purpose of understanding their essence and being able to extrapolate psychological constructs.
Obini Bata: Una Sonrisa Para el Tambor
April 18th, 2010 | Author Lady Drummer
Celebrating Women-the Human Creators
March 5th, 2010 | Author Lady Drummer
Just Who is Oba William King!
February 21st, 2010 | Author Lady Drummer
 Oba William King is founder of Justus Arts Education Programs for Youth. |
He has performed in, and directed countless presentations and educational workshops designed to introduce students to the power of the spoken word and the magic of literature. Oba is innovative, energetic, professional and dedicated. During the past five years his programs have had long lasting, positive effects on school age youth, their parents and community members. His interactive performances, storytelling, drama workshops and lectures involve participants in a stimulating variety of self-image, self-esteem building activities. Programs are designed to celebrate diversity. |
Cafe Nuba Artwalk in Denver Feb. 5, 2010
February 3rd, 2010 | Author Lady Drummer
Blessed Artivists, Poets, Students & Parents!
This week BluBlak Media in collaboration w Denver Open Media, KGNU & other community groups will come together for a Denver original -
CAFE NUBA!-rockin’ the mic since 1999!
Cafe Nuba the “Best Place to Raise Your Consciousness” (Westword) -We Invite you to experience the “original urban mic” for yourself. Join us for a nite of LIVE Audience performance art, music & sustainability -
ALL Ages welcome, Zero-waste event! details at
Location: 700 Kalamath St. Denver
Free!!! http://www.cafenuba.com:
