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African culture, people, and art are set to take centre stage in Ballinrobe later this month, as Mayo is to celebrate World Africa Day.
On Saturday, May 17, Ballinrobe Racecourse will host an event from 1.30pm to 3.30pm to celebrate the rich cultural tapestry of the continent’s many traditions as part of the global celebration.
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The event will see the cultural celebration of music, art, and dance, with twenty performers taking to the stage from Africa, Brazil, and Jamaica, as well as Irish acts.
There will also be cuisine from around the world onsite, as well as African braiding onsite, as well as African fashion on show at the Racecourse.
An exhibition will also be available on the Irish Aid programme in Africa, with face painting available.
Admission is free, and people from all walks of life are welcome to come and celebrate.
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