Afro Dance Xplosion (London) brings together some of the hottest African diaspora dance practitioners to deliver a dynamite weekend of dance classes, workshops plus a showcase. ADX will be a live festival in Central London.
The ADX festival will be from Friday, 29th October 2021 to Sunday, 31st October 2021. This year we are celebrating 11 years of ADX, bringing together artists from Africa, the Caribbean, the USA and the UK to represent the African diaspora in all its glory!
Afro Dance Xplosion has worked with artists from Africa, the Caribbean including Cuba, France, the UK, Brazil and the USA all speaking the same international language of Dance!
Come and celebrate the diversity of dance and music in the African Diaspora in “United We Dance!” Classes/workshops will celebrate the following styles within the African Diaspora: L’Antech, Cuban Rumba, Afro Beats and Traditional African Dance.
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