SUMMER 2025 DATES

• Session 1: Aug 4 - 15, 2025

• Session 2: Aug 18 - 29, 2025

Ndeewo unu! Hevoyi Vabereki! Sannu ku!

Anyị wu Afro Culture Kids Winter Camp (ACK)!, a community-based outdoor Pan-African arts & culture camp catered to kids ages 5—16 of African descent. Our camp is full of music, dance, art & crafts, healthy cooking, games, storytelling, languages, outdoor play, and nature/garden exploration. Kids enrolled in this camp are excited about learning new skills, being creative, making and keeping friends, and having lots of fun.

We keep camp small so that our offerings can reach deep! We offer a community-mutual aid sliding scale fee structure, so that in the spirit of our African cultures, all our children can receive the gift of our offering. Kids in our camp relatively independent and are comfortable in facilitated/focused creative/artistic spaces, and have at least one Black/African descent parent/caregiver present in their family.

Through our community our children get exposure and practice in Pan African cultures including Shona, Igbo, Zulu, Kinyarwanda, Hausa, African-American, Yoruba, Afro-Peruvian, and Congolese to name a few.

LOCATION

Camp Drop-Off & Pick Up will be in Oakland (Address sent after full registration). Campers also travel to other local venues for daily field trips and activities.

FEES

$0—$2000/Session. We operate on a community mutual financial pooling system aka sliding scale. We have spots in different payment tiers, and we hope that with the support of those who have, we can make it possible to cover our costs of operations, and have a dynamic camp experience for all involved.

Fee is PER CHILD if you are registering more than one child, then select the quantity to match the # of children you plan to register.

Please choose a sliding scale rate that best suits your family’s ability to pay. We have limited space at camp, and need everyone’s contribution to make camp happen. Be considerate of keeping lower rates for folks who need it more than you do. If you need to make a contribution that is different from the established sliding scale rates use the ‘Your Rate’ option.

Camp fees cover the cost of attending camp/camp activities. Camp t-shirt, and field trips are not included.

Camp Daily Flow & Expectations

Camp will run from Monday to Friday 9AM-5PM during that week.

Fridays from 3—5PM is Community Day (Camper families are invited to participate in a celebration and gathering)

Camp will feature play, storytelling, games, music and dance instruction, cooking, nature/garden practice, & kid-led activities.

Be outside, deepen friendships and strengthen artistic practice.

Bring your own lunch/snack.

FOR MORE INFO VISIT

SUMMER 2025 DATES

• Session 1: Aug 4 - 15, 2025

• Session 2: Aug 18 - 29, 2025

Ndeewo unu! Hevoyi Vabereki! Sannu ku!

Anyị wu Afro Culture Kids Winter Camp (ACK)!, a community-based outdoor Pan-African arts & culture camp catered to kids ages 5—16 of African descent. Our camp is full of music, dance, art & crafts, healthy cooking, games, storytelling, languages, outdoor play, and nature/garden exploration. Kids enrolled in this camp are excited about learning new skills, being creative, making and keeping friends, and having lots of fun.

We keep camp small so that our offerings can reach deep! We offer a community-mutual aid sliding scale fee structure, so that in the spirit of our African cultures, all our children can receive the gift of our offering. Kids in our camp relatively independent and are comfortable in facilitated/focused creative/artistic spaces, and have at least one Black/African descent parent/caregiver present in their family.

Through our community our children get exposure and practice in Pan African cultures including Shona, Igbo, Zulu, Kinyarwanda, Hausa, African-American, Yoruba, Afro-Peruvian, and Congolese to name a few.

LOCATION

Camp Drop-Off & Pick Up will be in Oakland (Address sent after full registration). Campers also travel to other local venues for daily field trips and activities.

FEES

$0—$2000/Session. We operate on a community mutual financial pooling system aka sliding scale. We have spots in different payment tiers, and we hope that with the support of those who have, we can make it possible to cover our costs of operations, and have a dynamic camp experience for all involved.

Fee is PER CHILD if you are registering more than one child, then select the quantity to match the # of children you plan to register.

Please choose a sliding scale rate that best suits your family’s ability to pay. We have limited space at camp, and need everyone’s contribution to make camp happen. Be considerate of keeping lower rates for folks who need it more than you do. If you need to make a contribution that is different from the established sliding scale rates use the ‘Your Rate’ option.

Camp fees cover the cost of attending camp/camp activities. Camp t-shirt, and field trips are not included.

Camp Daily Flow & Expectations

Camp will run from Monday to Friday 9AM-5PM during that week.

Fridays from 3—5PM is Community Day (Camper families are invited to participate in a celebration and gathering)

Camp will feature play, storytelling, games, music and dance instruction, cooking, nature/garden practice, & kid-led activities.

Be outside, deepen friendships and strengthen artistic practice.

Bring your own lunch/snack.

FOR MORE INFO VISIT

Afro Culture Kids @ TKD Farmers Market 

Saturdays June 28- July 19, 2025
11:00 am - 1:00 pm

ALL AGES 

FREE

FEATURING

• ACK Facilitators

• Okachamma Dance Troupe International

• Mama Ejima

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SUMMER 2024 DATES

• Session 1: Jul 29—Aug 9, 2024

• Session 2: Aug 12—23, 2024

Ndeewo unu! Hevoyi Vabereki! Sannu ku!

Anyị wu Afro Culture Kids Winter Camp (ACK)!, a community-based outdoor Pan-African arts & culture camp catered to kids ages 5—16 of African descent. Our camp is full of music, dance, art & crafts, healthy cooking, games, storytelling, languages, outdoor play, and nature/garden exploration. Kids enrolled in this camp are excited about learning new skills, being creative, making and keeping friends, and having lots of fun.

We keep camp small so that our offerings can reach deep! We offer a community-mutual aid sliding scale fee structure, so that in the spirit of our African cultures, all our children can receive the gift of our offering. Kids in our camp relatively independent and are comfortable in facilitated/focused creative/artistic spaces, and have at least one Black/African descent parent/caregiver present in their family.

Through our community our children get exposure and practice in Pan African cultures including Shona, Igbo, Zulu, Kinyarwanda, Hausa, African-American, Yoruba, Afro-Peruvian, and Congolese to name a few.

LOCATION

Camp Drop-Off & Pick Up will be in Oakland (Address sent after full registration). Campers also travel to other local venues for daily field trips and activities.

FEES

$0—$2000/Session. We operate on a community mutual financial pooling system aka sliding scale. We have spots in different payment tiers, and we hope that with the support of those who have, we can make it possible to cover our costs of operations, and have a dynamic camp experience for all involved.

Fee is PER CHILD if you are registering more than one child, then select the quantity to match the # of children you plan to register.

Please choose a sliding scale rate that best suits your family’s ability to pay. We have limited space at camp, and need everyone’s contribution to make camp happen. Be considerate of keeping lower rates for folks who need it more than you do. If you need to make a contribution that is different from the established sliding scale rates use the ‘Your Rate’ option.

Camp fees cover the cost of attending camp/camp activities. Camp t-shirt, and field trips are not included.

Camp Daily Flow & Expectations

Camp will run from Monday to Friday 9AM-5PM during that week.

Fridays from 3—5PM is Community Day (Camper families are invited to participate in a celebration and gathering)

Camp will feature play, storytelling, games, music and dance instruction, cooking, nature/garden practice, & kid-led activities.

Be outside, deepen friendships and strengthen artistic practice.

Bring your own lunch/snack.

FOR MORE INFO VISIT

SUMMER 2025 DATES

• Session 1: Jul 29—Aug 9, 2024

• Session 2: Aug 12—23, 2024

Ndeewo unu! Hevoyi Vabereki! Sannu ku!

Anyị wu Afro Culture Kids Winter Camp (ACK)!, a community-based outdoor Pan-African arts & culture camp catered to kids ages 5—16 of African descent. Our camp is full of music, dance, art & crafts, healthy cooking, games, storytelling, languages, outdoor play, and nature/garden exploration. Kids enrolled in this camp are excited about learning new skills, being creative, making and keeping friends, and having lots of fun.

We keep camp small so that our offerings can reach deep! We offer a community-mutual aid sliding scale fee structure, so that in the spirit of our African cultures, all our children can receive the gift of our offering. Kids in our camp relatively independent and are comfortable in facilitated/focused creative/artistic spaces, and have at least one Black/African descent parent/caregiver present in their family.

Through our community our children get exposure and practice in Pan African cultures including Shona, Igbo, Zulu, Kinyarwanda, Hausa, African-American, Yoruba, Afro-Peruvian, and Congolese to name a few.

LOCATION

Camp Drop-Off & Pick Up will be in Oakland (Address sent after full registration). Campers also travel to other local venues for daily field trips and activities.

FEES

$0—$2000/Session. We operate on a community mutual financial pooling system aka sliding scale. We have spots in different payment tiers, and we hope that with the support of those who have, we can make it possible to cover our costs of operations, and have a dynamic camp experience for all involved.

Fee is PER CHILD if you are registering more than one child, then select the quantity to match the # of children you plan to register.

Please choose a sliding scale rate that best suits your family’s ability to pay. We have limited space at camp, and need everyone’s contribution to make camp happen. Be considerate of keeping lower rates for folks who need it more than you do. If you need to make a contribution that is different from the established sliding scale rates use the ‘Your Rate’ option.

Camp fees cover the cost of attending camp/camp activities. Camp t-shirt, and field trips are not included.

Camp Daily Flow & Expectations

Camp will run from Monday to Friday 9AM-5PM during that week.

Fridays from 3—5PM is Community Day (Camper families are invited to participate in a celebration and gathering)

Camp will feature play, storytelling, games, music and dance instruction, cooking, nature/garden practice, & kid-led activities.

Be outside, deepen friendships and strengthen artistic practice.

Bring your own lunch/snack.

FOR MORE INFO VISIT

Gbedu Town Radio x Feline Finesse

Pan Afro-Urban Performance Intensive for Youth

The Youth Performance Intensive with GbeduTown Radio will offer young individuals a transformative journey into the world of performing arts. Led by experienced instructors, participants will engage in theater, singing, dancing, and many other workshops. All work will lead to an end-of-session showcase that will be open to the public.

Mondays - Thursdays | 3-6 PM
June 24 - July 11, 2024
Feline Finesse Dance Company House of Finesse
4430 3rd St., San Francisco

ABOUT

Afro Urban Society is an exuberant network of brilliant artists and culture workers dedicated to celebrating the unique expressions of Urban Africans through programs, performances, and productions.

Gbedu Town Radio Over-articulated and barely translated, Gbedu Town Radio tells dynamic stories for the culture. Led by Artistic Director, Nkeiruka Oruche, and featuring a dynamic group of performers, GTR explores social and political themes through Pan  Afro-Urban music and dance including Afrobeats, Dancehall, Coupé-Décalé  & varieties of Hip hop. 

Feline Finesse Dance Company, est 2014, is a youth sisterhood stemming from the origins of the Bayview-Hunters Point community, in San Francisco. Our mission is to create a haven for all young ladies to freely, creatively, and artistically express themselves through dance while empowering them to reach their full potential, goals, and dreams. We self-identify thru genres of Hip-hop and West African; but most importantly, we philosophize a sisterhood of love and self-respect. We not only teach choreography, but we educate our young ladies in dance fundamentals, technique and overall etiquette.

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