“Featuring performances by Rosana Maya, Isaac ‘Pinky’ !Xu Ramagole, Komani Hara, Cari-Juane Wessels and Leela-Lind Devar, Dancing In The Dust captivates audiences with elegant choreography and ...

Joe Sheehan has traveled quite a distance — literally — since he first began taking piano lessons while growing up in Leechburg. A lifelong student of music and now a Duquesne University professor and ...

Africa is a growth market for the future of experiential commerce. The continent’s cultural vibrancy, youthful demographics ...

The vibrant sounds of Africa are coming to Superior this month as Kunda! Marimba, Drum & Dance brings its infectious rhythms and high-energy performance to the LDS Church at 117 Moats Lane on ...

Virgin Music will be deploying its resources in helping MiPROMO achieve its mission to empower African talent and accelerate ...

Amapiano - a genre born in South Africa's townships during the previous decade -- has rapidly evolved from a local blend of jazz and house music with traditional log drums into a pan-African ...

By Afiong Edemumoh; Uche Aghulor’s journey from a local choir to international acclaim is a story of technical mastery and a mission to elevate African classical music on the wo ...

On the 29th of September in 2012, over 60,000 people gathered at Central Park, New York, for the Global Citizen Festival. It was the first festival to implement a trademark model where attendees ...

When we think of cultural traditions, we likely think of the various ways in which distinct values, expectations, and norms have shaped our upbringing. For cross-cultural marriages, traditions from ...

Saint Levant is closing out 2025 with a deluxe version of his album “Love Letters / رسائل حب,” originally released on Valentine’s Day. The record has been expanded to include four new songs, featuring ...

Even though he draws heavily from Middle Eastern and North African music traditions, Saint Levant’s appeal is largely due to the universality of his music and its messaging. Courtesy of Saint Levant ...

As South Africans celebrate Heritage Day this September, one local entrepreneur is making it her mission to keep cultural traditions alive — one bead at a time. For Phindile Millicent Msiza, a proud ...