The African Francophone Art, Music and Culture Festival aim to bring on one stage, a number of visual artists ,Musicians , Singers, Music bands,Traditional dance Groups and young performers of the African Francophone community in the UK. We aim to create a platform that allows them to exercice their talent, to socialize , meet and interact with our community.
This Festival is a mass to celebrate the cultural diversity of the African Francophone community living in the UK and an invitation to make visible its integration into the British society.
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