The Metropolis of Miramar, in collaboration with the Embrace Music Basis, is ready to convey the power and soul of the twelfth Annual Rhythms of Africa to the Miramar Cultural Middle on April 26 and 27, 2025.
This anticipated celebration, hosted by Mayor Wayne Messam, guarantees a strong weekend of music, heritage, and youth empowerment.
The occasion, now in its twelfth yr, continues to shine as a beacon of cultural pleasure and musical excellence. Spearheaded by the legendary Reggae Ambassador Willie Stewart—former drummer of the long-lasting band Third World—Rhythms of Africa pairs skilled musicians with native highschool college students for an unforgettable efficiency.
College students from Somerset Academy Excessive College will take heart stage after finishing simply 40 hours of immersive coaching in African drumming and percussion. Sharing the highlight with them will probably be a stellar lineup of expertise, together with reggae legend Ken Boothe, genre-defying violinist Demola, and high-energy performers Jiggy Jack & Jacky Ambroise (previously generally known as Strings), together with the celebrated Rhythms of Africa Band.
“This occasion embodies the spirit of our group—giving younger individuals a possibility to attach with their heritage via the ability of music,” stated Mayor Wayne Messam. “Watching these college students develop from novices to expert performers is actually inspiring.”
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Willie Stewart echoed that sentiment, underscoring the life-changing impression of music. “These younger performers have poured their hearts into this journey, displaying us all how rhythm and dedication can unite communities throughout generations.”
Greater than only a live performance, Rhythms of Africa is a cultural motion. It celebrates variety, honors African heritage, and nurtures self-expression via music. The occasion attracts households, educators, and music lovers of all ages for a weekend of unity and celebration.
🎟 Tickets at the moment are accessible at MiramarCulturalCenter.org
