Sept. 14, 11 am
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Uhuru Music and Arts
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Uhuru means Freedom! Join artist Wéma Ragophala of Bridges: A Pan-Afrikan Arts Movement at this sensory friendly music and art-making workshop for children of all abilities. Stop by this special storytime session to learn liberation songs and make a liberation crown that explores the ways that freedom lives in you.
This is the first in a three-part cultural storytelling series with Bridges: A Pan-Afrikan Arts Movement.