JOUNÉ Kréyòl

Hi All,

The Black History month is already next month and as always Zil’OKA wants to bring an event for you, your family and friends to make this day a memorable day.

Zil’OKA would like to invite on :

SATURDAY 22nd of OCTOBER
——-1PM TO 11PM——-
JUBILEE HALL
Tulse Hill Estate
SW2 2LY LONDON

A day of creole culture with diverse activities:

– Dance gwoka workshop
– Children activities: introduction to creole with storytelling
– Traditional games
– Creole dictation
– Caribbean quizz
– Domino game
– Artist performances
– Retro zouk party

>>>>>>>>>>>>>> GUEST ARTISTS <<<<<<<<<<<<<

– Ines Khai (Creole Soul)
– S.Rise (Reggae/Hip hop)
– Ka Fraternite (Gwoka music)

>>>>>>>>>>>>>> EXHIBITORS <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

> WEST INDIAN FOOD / CAKES / SORBET / BOKIT <

Come along for an amazing day of celebration around Creole culture! This is a family friendly event.

£5 : Entry
£12 : Entry+Meal+Drinks
£12 : Entry+Workshop (advanced booking required)
Children under 12 go Free

The event is ready to share on facebook (do not forget to click your intention)

https://www.facebook.com/events/1774666846114406/

Ziloka & Kilti Ka Cultural afternoon: Conference debate with Felix Cotellon

Ziloka & Kilti Ka are very pleased to invite you to this special get together. Indeed, in addition to our usual musical and danse sharing, we have the honour to have in our midst Mr. Felix Cotellon, founder of the annual “Gwoka Festival” in Guadeloupe and cultural activist. He is curently agitating to inscribe Gwoka on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity for the year 2012.

So, come and join us for our usual ” yonn a lot” food sharing luncheon from 12 pm. Please note that although we can bring our own food, the beverages will have to be purchased at the bar.

At 14:30, Mr. Cotellon is going to give a short lecture on Gwoka and its significance in the Caribbean cultural inheritance. This will be followed by a Q and A/debate around Gwoka, the relevance/influence of our cultural background in a city such as London, or whatever we would like to discuss ( this is Ziloka, the atmosphere is relaxed, friendly and always positive).

At 16:30, we will be a drum/dance jam session.

Books in Creole will be available on the day, thanks to our partner Gwosiwo Press.

Admittance FREE. Nevertheless, you can support the event by making a love donation.

We hope to see you all.

Saturday 29th of October 12-7pm
Address:
The Royal Star Pub
220 City road
EC1V2PN London

Credit Picture Carib Creole News