Baobab

The djembe drums dance and the ngoni’s strings sing as the griots tell a tale passed down from generation to generation. Long ago, when the stars were still babies, the trees and animals talked, and a water-stealing sun burned overhead, a baobab tree bore an unexpected and unusual gift. Featuring music from Mali and Senegal, puppets large and small, one naughty monkey, and a witch with an itch to dance, Baobab is a percussion-filled fable about a boy’s heroic quest to save his village from drought.

At 6 pm in the lobby, enjoy free children’s activities, dancing from Imani Edu-tainers, and small bites of African food from Upohar World Kitchen!

FREE show!

You may also like the following events from Ware Center for the Arts:

• This Saturday, 28th February, 07:30 pm, Rennie Harris Puremovement American Street Dance Theater: Nuttin’ but a Word in Lancaster
• Next Friday, 6th March, 06:30 pm, Unbound: Poetry, Presence and the Art of Becoming in Lancaster
• Next month, 13th March, 07:30 pm, Liz Fulmer & Matt Goss in Lancaster