The festival, which begins Sept. 22 and will last until Oct. 15, will host nearly a dozen events in Alberta, with four of them in Calgary.
“Art moves and inspires us, shedding light on new perspectives and giving us a new understanding of the world we live in,” said Minister of Arts, Culture and Status of Women Tanya Fir, in a statement.
“Artists are important contributors to our economy. They attract visitors through their performances and art shows, and they create jobs for technicians and roles for other businesses.”When:The two-day showcase, the third iteration of a play that involves music and dance, is about cultural advancement informed by folktales from Afro-Canadian perspectives with relevance to modern-day cultural trends.
The story is originally written by Lanre Ajayi, and is adapted for a theatrical performance by the playwright Nyota. The event is presented by the Ethnik Festivals Association, a not-for-profit platform showcasing Afro-Canadian and Caribbean artists.Calgary Chinese Cultural Centre, 197 1st Street S.W.The free three-day event will feature various multicultural performances with food trucks and vendors present to sate your appetite.
The festival’s first two days will take place at the Olympic Plaza from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sept. 16 and 17. The final day of the festival will be held at the Calgary Chinese Cultural Centre from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm on Sept. 22.Oct. 13, 6 p.m. – 10 p.m.Fans of horror stories are in a for a treat, as artists produce visuals based on a folk tale, urban legend or ghost story of their choosing, partnering their art with a short story.
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