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Michael Chanda from the Discovery Gospel Choir; footballer Roberto Lopes; Minister of State, Sean Fleming TD and designer Virtue Shine at the launch of Africa Day (Pic: Julien Behal Photography)
BALLINROBE will host this year's Africa Day celebrations on Saturday May 25 from 1 pm to 5 pm at the Ballinrobe Racecourse.
Africa Day is the annual worldwide celebration of the people, cultures, and potential of the African continent.
This year, all 31 local authorities across Ireland - including Mayo - will host various cultural, artistic, and family-friendly events. These will include contemporary African-Irish culture, as well as family fun days, fashion, art, film, music, dance, and food events, which will take place in towns and cities across Ireland.
The Mayo event will consist of a cultural celebration through music, art, dance and song, family fun day, and an exhibition highlighting the Irish Aid programme in Africa.
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