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February 2015
Next Stop Melbourne – African Festival
Next Stop Melbourne is a contemporary African-Australian arts and performance festival that is set to take over the streets of Melbourne's Southbank (click here for directions) on February 1. Next Stop Melbourne is a free, all-day series of events, and everyone is invited. The extensive line-up features both established and emerging artists from the African-Australian diaspora, ranging from contemporary music and experimental dance to theatre, spoken word, painting and poetry. It is a family-friendly event that will also include a fashion parade, hair braiding and face painting. Next Stop Melbourne's vision is both fiercely contemporary…
Find out more »Hope of Congo: Fundraiser – Adelaide
Night of Hope Hope of Congo brings you a night of cross-cultural fun and games, a great big raffle, silent auction, live music and African food. The proceeds from this event will go towards the cost of shipping a container of supplies from Adelaide to Bukavu in DRC. Hope of Congo is a non-profit organisation seeking to provide education to disadvantaged children accross the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Find out more »Afro Vibes – African buffet dinner & show – ADELAIDE
Join us Saturday February 21st as prolific songwriter, Moore Black fronts the culturally diverse, rhythmic Reggae band Organic Roots, showcasing music from places where song and dance are an integral part of every day life. Master drummer, Bortier Okoe (of Afro Soul), performs rich African rhythms, while Tanzanian limbo performer, Iddi Waziri brings high energy to the stage & get the crowd involved. Tickets are $50 and include a delicious Eithiopian buffet dinner & show - drinks can be purchased at the bar.
Find out more »March 2015
African Comedy Festival – ADELAIDE
IAMIKE Entertainment are back with the African Comedy Festival, this time featuring Ugandan Comedienne Anne Kansiime.
Find out more »African Comedy Festival – BRISBANE
IAMIKE Entertainment are back with the African Comedy Festival, this time featuring Nigerian Comedian BOVI.
Find out more »African Comedy Festival – SYDNEY
IAMIKE Entertainment are back with the African Comedy Festival, this time featuring Ugandan Comedienne Anne Kansiime and Nigerian Comedian BOVI.
Find out more »African Comedy Festival – MELBOURNE
IAMIKE Entertainment are back with the African Comedy Festival, this time featuring Ugandan Comedienne Anne Kansiime and Nigerian Comedian BOVI.
Find out more »AFRICULTURES FESTIVAL – SYDNEY
The biggest Annual African Festival in Australia! What an amazing, fun, festive and exciting day we bring you every year to spread African Food, Culture, Music, Dancing, Drums and more. The celebration is a one-day event thats held in Auburn Park, Auburn with the intent of bridging the cultural gap and awareness of Africans in Australia.
Find out more »Project Phoenix – Movie Fundraiser
Admission to a private, opening week screening of Big Eyes, a complimentary drink from the Palace Nova bar, entry to the raffle, and entry to The Palace Function Room for the pre show auction and drinks, where there will be door prizes and other surprises. Project Phoenix is a not for profit organisation that provides theatre workshops for former child soldiers. In mid April 2015 the Project Phoenix team are travelling to Lira, Uganda for four weeks. We will be holding workshops with the Children…
Find out more »May 2015
African Australia Youth Forum – MELBOURNE
Forum Title: Changing the Face Of The African Australian Youth in Australia Saturday 16 May 2015 Entire Event 9:30am - 4:30pm Youth Forum: 2:00pm - 4:00pm The Objectives of the YOUTH FORUM: Creative arts is becoming one of the fastest booming industries here, and many African Australian Youth are venturing into business and creative arts projects. Our idea is to endorse a new face of African Youth but also offer mentorship as we groom them to be leaders of tommorow. "What image…
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