Soro-Bindi is an exciting, interactive performance that incorportates traditional Ghanaian dancaes, songs, stories andexplanations of Ghanaian cukture. Iddi Saak leads the children through various dances such as the Kpanlogo dances and the Bawa harvest dance. Between dances, the students learn about Ghana through multiple stories.
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Professor Jay Hoggard of Wesleyan University, will have his jazz orchestra class perform at Macdonough School on Thursday, April 9th at 1:00... -
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