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DanceAfrica Brooklyn 2025 Ticket Info
Immerse yourself in the vibrant rhythms and movements of DanceAfrica, the largest festival of African dance in the U.S., at the Howard Gilman Opera House, Brooklyn Academy of Music, on May 23, 2025. This year's event promises an unforgettable showcase of African culture, featuring original performances by emerging and established choreographers and performers. Since its inception, DanceAfrica has expanded to include a film festival, highlighting cinematic works that celebrate Africa and its diaspora, despite facing challenges like funding cuts. With a legacy of uniting communities through dance and music, the festival has become a cornerstone for African expatriate groups and culture enthusiasts alike. Secure your tickets now to be part of this extraordinary celebration of heritage and artistry, where every step tells a story and every beat brings us closer together. Our streamlined ticketing process ensures quick access, so don't miss your chance to witness the power of dance to transcend boundaries.
DanceAfrica Howard Gilman Opera House at Brooklyn Academy of Music
The Howard Gilman Opera House, a cornerstone of the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), is a beacon for cultural discourse and artistic excellence. It's not just a venue; it's a vibrant hub where the BAM Talks series brings together luminaries from the arts and beyond for thought-provoking discussions. A proud partner of educational initiatives, it champions arts education, making culture accessible to all. The Opera House has graciously hosted legendary performances, including the Martha Graham Dance Company, showcasing the pinnacle of traditional American choreography. DanceAfrica Brooklyn, a highlight in its annual calendar, transforms the space into a celebration of African diasporic cultures through dynamic performances. With its mezzanine offering unparalleled views and box seats blending privacy with an intimate connection to the stage, every visit is unforgettable. Conveniently located, attendees can hop on the B61 from Gowanus or enjoy a short walk east on Fulton Street from the Brooklyn Public Library. DanceAfrica Brooklyn and other performances here are not just events; they're experiences that linger long after the curtain falls.