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DanceAfrica 2025 at BAM
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The nation’s largest festival dedicated to African dance and music returns to the stages and streets of Brooklyn for its 48th year, celebrating the rich culure and artistry of Mozambique.
Enjoy traditional dance and music from Mozambique, view exhilarating visual art, sample FilmAfrica’s illuminating cinematic offerings, participate in classes, workshops, and late-night dance parties, and mingle with neighbors from around the block and around the globe in the iconic outdoor bazaar.
Friday, May 23 at 7:30pm
Saturday, May 24 at 2pm & 7pm
Sunday, May 25 at 3pm
Monday, May 26 at 3pm
The DanceAfrica Bazaar transforms the streets around BAM into a vibrant marketplace with over 200 vendors, while dance classes offer hands-on engagement with African movement traditions. This year’s festival also features a new visual arts installation by Mozambican artist Cassi Namoda.
Check BAM's website for the full event schedule.