Rwanda in the house!!
Saturday, December 11
5:30 PM
Marie-Mediatrice Parish, 344 Av. Cyr, Ottawa, Ontario K1L 7P1
Annual DAY OF HOPE ceremony organized by Humura Association. Performances by Neza The Songbird (RnB), De Gaulle (Rwanda RnB), Imanzi n'ejo (traditional dancers), Rwandan Food, 3-Dollar Happy-Hour drinks; humor, guaranteed good times. Tickets: $25 in advance, $30: at door and $50: VIP. The dinner is included.
For more info contact: Fabrice Iyakaremye: 613 899-7407; Eric Bimenyimana: 613-266-0302; Robert Manzi: 613-261-8080
5:30 PM
Marie-Mediatrice Parish, 344 Av. Cyr, Ottawa, Ontario K1L 7P1
Annual DAY OF HOPE ceremony organized by Humura Association. Performances by Neza The Songbird (RnB), De Gaulle (Rwanda RnB), Imanzi n'ejo (traditional dancers), Rwandan Food, 3-Dollar Happy-Hour drinks; humor, guaranteed good times. Tickets: $25 in advance, $30: at door and $50: VIP. The dinner is included.
For more info contact: Fabrice Iyakaremye: 613 899-7407; Eric Bimenyimana: 613-266-0302; Robert Manzi: 613-261-8080
A Nigerian celebration!
Saturday, December 11
7:00 p.m.- 1:00 a.m.
St. Joseph’s Parish Hall
151 Laurier Avenue East, Ottawa, Ont. K1N 6N8
Isokan Yoruba of Ottawa Canada 2010 End-of-Year Party. Lots of fun & festivities as well as various Nigerian delicacies!!! Music by DJ CHIGZY. Tickets: $25/Adult, $10/Child (Ages 5 - 12 years). To buy tickets, contact: Ms. Ladeinde (613-590-9779), Dr. Womiloju (613-822-1029), Mrs Garber (819-243-4403), Mr. Pratt (613-824-6392)
7:00 p.m.- 1:00 a.m.
St. Joseph’s Parish Hall
151 Laurier Avenue East, Ottawa, Ont. K1N 6N8
Isokan Yoruba of Ottawa Canada 2010 End-of-Year Party. Lots of fun & festivities as well as various Nigerian delicacies!!! Music by DJ CHIGZY. Tickets: $25/Adult, $10/Child (Ages 5 - 12 years). To buy tickets, contact: Ms. Ladeinde (613-590-9779), Dr. Womiloju (613-822-1029), Mrs Garber (819-243-4403), Mr. Pratt (613-824-6392)
Celebrating Ewe Culture!
Saturday, December 11
7:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M.
Good Companions' Centre, 670 Albert Street, Ottawa
Midezor Association fourth anniversary celebration and dinner/dance. Highlights include: exotic African foods and cultural performances by:-Nutsifafa African Dance Ensemble (Toronto)-GhanaLanguage School Dynamic Singers (Ottawa)-Baobab Tree (Ottawa). DRESS CODE: Formal or African Attire. ADMISSION: Advance tickets- Couples @$40 & Singles @$20 in advance. Tickets at the door: Couples @45 & Singles @$25. Children under 16 get in free. Funds will be raised as part of the event to support both local and international projects:-The Ghana Language School in Ottawa and - Ho Hospital in Ho, the regional capital of the Volta Region in Ghana.
Midezor is a social group made up of people of Ewe descent living in Ottawa and its environs. It is dedicated to supporting local and international under privileged individuals/institutions as well as educating its members and Canadians at large on the cultural heritage of the Ewe people which cuts across four countries in West Africa - Ghana, Togo, Benin and Nigeria.
What you missed in 2008!
7:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M.
Good Companions' Centre, 670 Albert Street, Ottawa
Midezor Association fourth anniversary celebration and dinner/dance. Highlights include: exotic African foods and cultural performances by:-Nutsifafa African Dance Ensemble (Toronto)-GhanaLanguage School Dynamic Singers (Ottawa)-Baobab Tree (Ottawa). DRESS CODE: Formal or African Attire. ADMISSION: Advance tickets- Couples @$40 & Singles @$20 in advance. Tickets at the door: Couples @45 & Singles @$25. Children under 16 get in free. Funds will be raised as part of the event to support both local and international projects:-The Ghana Language School in Ottawa and - Ho Hospital in Ho, the regional capital of the Volta Region in Ghana.
Midezor is a social group made up of people of Ewe descent living in Ottawa and its environs. It is dedicated to supporting local and international under privileged individuals/institutions as well as educating its members and Canadians at large on the cultural heritage of the Ewe people which cuts across four countries in West Africa - Ghana, Togo, Benin and Nigeria.
What you missed in 2008!