Spirit Of Creativity with Sis.Noel

In Spirit Of Creativity welcomes Sister Iginaijah Seck. Sis. Igina is my FIRST teacher in traditional African dance. She started her first dance company, Dancers of Yimard in her teens. She was the youngest artist of the first African Dance Companies in Boston Mass.: Bokande and The Art of Black Dance and Music. She is a vocalist who has hailed as the number one female reggae artist in Boston. Sis...

Our guest is Sister Ife Bolden. She will talk about her dance Journey as a teacher and performing artist. Sister Ife will also talk about her role in the start and continuation of a well known permanent African Dance teaching space in Cambridge Massachusetts.

Sister Shelia Wilson is a teacher of children, an arts educator and performing artist. Her roots are in Boston Mass.. We discuss her school, the arts scene at the Piano Factory and the early days of African dance in Boston.

An interview with Sis. Liz Osun Kemi, Pioneer, Sis. Liz Osun Kemi Coleman One of the first women in the 70's who paved the way in African rooted percussion in Boston. Sister Liz Osun Kemi is a percussionist, arts educator and teacher whose homebased arts institute, brought in master teachers of the traditionsfrom near and far to teach the history of African rooted traditions and culture in Boston...