Global lounge Presents: Stephen Aifegha's Third World Africa II exhibit at World Village 2024 at Cecil D. Andrus Park September 27 & 28, 2024.
Third World Africa II is a solo painting exhibition of works by Stephen Aifegha, a Boise resident who is originally from Nigeria, Africa. The purpose of the exhibition is to support the development of a unique body of artwork about what it is like to be part of the African diaspora in the United States and then to share the works with local viewers with a collection of art that is denoted with a narrative of paintings depicting people from the third world countries in Africa.
The City of Boise’s Arts & History Grant program funds quality arts, history, and cultural projects that benefit people living in Boise city limits. Since 1997, the city has awarded over 500 grants with a total disbursement of over $2.1 million.
The Boise Musician Changemaker Accelerator (BMCA) Workshop - a full-day incubator for Boise-based musicians - launches on Tuesday, June 20th at Global Lounge in collaboration with local nonprofits Boise Hive, Global Lounge, Treefort Music Fest and national nonprofit Music to Life.
Read MoreIn Fall of 2020, the Consulate General of Indonesia in San Francisco and Indo Idaho Community met at the Global Lounge Commons.Global Lounge is a nonprofit organization that continuously promotes the cultural diversity in Boise through activities such as festivals, expo, and networking expansion.Indonesia previously has participated in one of their events “World Village Festival” in 2019. Indo Idaho Community expressed their interest to participate in the Boise Music Festival next year to introduce Indonesian tradit
Read MoreOver the centuries, classical Indian dance has evolved, adapting to modern contexts while staying true to its roots. Today, it continues to be a vital part of India's cultural landscape, celebrated for its beauty, precision, and emotional depth, and has gained recognition and appreciation worldwide.
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