Lakeview Market
6:00pm –11:00pm
Located at the heart of Harbourfront Centre's festivals, the Lakeview Market is a cosmos of Toronto's worldliness. Visitors can browse and shop a wide range of interesting clothing, housewares, artifacts and products as part of the full Harbourfront Centre experience.
Shopping
World Café
6:00pm –11:00pm
Hungry? The World Café is an extension of some of the busiest kitchens in the GTA.
Food
David Kibuuka: An African Modernist
8:00pm –10:00pm
See the work of artist and humanitarian David Kibuuka. (Batuki Music Society)
Visual Arts
Family
Moto de Kapia
8:00pm – 9:00pm
The level of madness that accompanies each show by Moto de Kapia depends on the heat. They play with fire (literally), put on acrobatic shows that outdo each other, push back the limits of creation ever further, and redefine the word celebration. (Batuki Music Society)
Dance
Family
Music
Badéma Foli
9:00pm – 9:30pm
Badéma Foli, which means 'united music' in the Malinke language of Burkina Faso was founded in 2011 by Amadou Kienou, griot, master drummer and cultural ambassador. Drawn from the diverse population of Toronto, the student members of Badéma Foli are united in their love of West African drumming! (Batuki Music Society)
Dance
Family
Music
Rocky Dawuni
9:30pm –11:00pm
Ghanaian music star and humanitarian activist Rocky Dawuni straddles the musical boundaries between Africa, the Caribbean and the U.S. to create an appealing "Afro-Roots" sound that unites generations and cultures. (Batuki Music Society)
Music
Lakeview Market
12:00pm –11:00pm
Located at the heart of Harbourfront Centre's festivals, the Lakeview Market is a cosmos of Toronto's worldliness. Visitors can browse and shop a wide range of interesting clothing, housewares, artifacts and products as part of the full Harbourfront Centre experience.
Shopping
World Café
12:00pm –11:00pm
Hungry? The World Café is an extension of some of the busiest kitchens in the GTA.
Food
Bantaba: Circle of Celebration and Unity
12:30pm – 1:00pm
Ijo Vudu's 'Bantaba' is a circle of celebration where villagers, guests and visitors come together to share ideas, creativity and performance through a combination of drum, songs, chants and dance movement. In recent times, bantaba has also been taught as a stress management technique. (Batuki Music Society)
Family
Music
David Kibuuka: An African Modernist
1:00pm –10:00pm
See the work of artist and humanitarian David Kibuuka. (Batuki Music Society)
Visual Arts
Family
Paperplates Samburu Necklace
1:00pm – 7:00pm
Children can make their own beautiful neckwear by colouring or painting pre-cut plates, and decorating their pieces with various objects. Fun for any age!
Craft & Design
Family
Learning
Shangaza Performers
1:30pm – 2:15pm
The Shangaza Performers will present traditional dances from Buganda, the central region of Uganda. (Batuki Music Society)
Dance
Family
Music
Asiko Afrobeat Ensemble
2:00pm – 3:00pm
From the countryside of Ogidi, Nigeria via New York City, Foly Kolade's Asiko Afrobeat Ensemble brings all-original Afrobeat to Canadian audiences! (Batuki Music Society)
Family
Music
Moko Jumbie Dancing Spirits of Africa
2:00pm – 5:00pm
The Moko Jumbie is a "diviner" figure, rooted in African heritage and adapted in Trinidad, who wears colourful garb and a carnival mask, watching over his village and able to foresee danger and evil. This hands-on workshop is an elementary introduction to the traditions of Moko Jumbie, a stilt-dancing spirit of the forest. (Batuki Music Society)
Family
Learning
Create a Beat Workshop with Rasselas
2:30pm – 3:30pm
Join this fun and interactive music workshop. Rasselas hopes to inspire youth to learn about the methods of beat-making and show how easily they can get started as music producers! (Batuki Music Society)
Family
Learning
Music
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