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Igbo Cultural Association of Edmonton-ICAE

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ICAE also strives to preserve and share Igbo heritage in Edmonton and Canada

The Igbo Cultural Association of Edmonton is a non-profit that promotes Igbo culture through programs that positively impact the Edmonton Igbo community’s progress and welfare.

08/01/2026

Non-Food Vendors

Are you a business owner, artisan, fashion designer, jeweler, author, wellness provider, home décor specialist, service provider, or entrepreneur looking to showcase your products to a diverse audience? Here's your opportunity!

The Igbo Cultural Association of Edmonton (ICAE) invites you to register as a Non-Food Vendor for the 5th Annual Iri Ji (New Yam) Festival—one of Alberta's premier African cultural celebrations.

Event Date: Saturday, August 22, 2026
Location: North East River Valley Park, Edmonton

Why become a vendor?
* Showcase your products and services
* Connect with hundreds of festival attendees
* Grow your customer base and brand visibility
* Be part of a vibrant celebration of culture, community, and diversity

Vendor registration is now open!

Register here:
🔗 https://forms.gle/zd58uN8wtpkhXnhV6

*Registration closes: August 10, 2026*

Spaces are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

We look forward to welcoming you to a memorable celebration of culture, commerce, and community!

02/21/2026

ROHI Holdings: Redefining Logistics. Elevating Community.

ROHI Holdings, founded by Franklin Ekpe, is an international logistics firm delivering dependable, high-level freight and cargo solutions to clients within and beyond the Igbo community. As the largest employer within the African community’s logistics sector, ROHI continues to set the standard for excellence, opportunity, and global reach.

02/20/2026

The Art of Pastries and Black Excellence: Spotlight on Rita Anusiem

As part of our Black History Month celebrations, the Igbo Cultural Association of Edmonton proudly spotlights Rita Anusiem, the creative force behind Belle Delice, whose passion for pastries, innovation, and cultural pride continue to sweeten the lives of our community.

02/19/2026

Black History Month Spotlight of Excellence: Celebrating Confidence Ekechukwu of Confy Kitchen

As part of our Black History Month celebrations, the Igbo Cultural Association of Edmonton proudly spotlights Confidence Ekechukwu, the visionary entrepreneur behind Confy Kitchen, whose work reflects the spirit of Black excellence through culture, enterprise, and community impact.

02/18/2026

Spotlight on Black Excellence: Primero Rentals Elevates Edmonton Spaces

In honour of 30 years of Black History Month in Canada, the Igbo Cultural Association of Edmonton proudly shines a light on Primero Events and Rentals, a Black-owned business led by our very own members, Uchechi Iwuchukwu and Ebere Opara. Their creativity, vision, and dedication to elevating spaces and events have not only transformed ICAE gatherings into unforgettable experiences but also exemplify the power of Black entrepreneurship in our community.

02/17/2026

Celebrating Community, Culture, and Black Excellence: Spotlight on Oge Morah of Dyronn Kitchen

As part of our 30th-anniversary celebration of Black History Month in Canada, the Igbo Cultural Association of Edmonton proudly highlights Oge Morah, the culinary force behind Dyronn Kitchen, whose dedication to authentic Igbo cuisine, community service, and cultural preservation exemplifies leadership, generosity, and Black excellence.

02/16/2026

Celebrating Resilience, Service, and Impact: Honouring Chidi Iwuchukwu

As Canada marks 30 years of Black History Month, the Igbo Cultural Association of Edmonton shines a spotlight on Chidi Iwuchukwu—a speaker, author, mentor, and community leader whose life embodies resilience and service. From volunteering as a master of ceremonies at ICAE programs, to pioneering the Edmonton Igbo School, to supporting men’s wellness through TRIF partnerships, Chidi’s work continues to uplift the Edmonton Igbo community and beyond.

A trusted voice in schools and professional development seminars, and the author of Coming to Canada: The Ultimate Success Guide and Learn to Live Forward, Chidi inspires hope, empowers newcomers, and helps turn life’s challenges into unbreakable purpose. Discover the story of a man whose leadership, dedication, and courage make an enduring impact in Alberta and across Canada.

02/15/2026

Dr. Peter Obiefuna: Leadership, Culture, and Community in Action

A mentor, leader, and cultural advocate, Dr. Peter Obiefuna is empowering Edmonton’s Igbo community through family support, the Igbo Village Project, and his insightful book, When Love Is a Scam. His leadership helps communities rise, culture thrive, and—if the elders have their way—may soon earn him a well-deserved traditional title.

02/14/2026

Kobo Trade: A Financial Lifeline Built on Igbo Excellence

Welcome to our special feature celebrating Black and Igbo excellence during Canada’s 30th Black History Month. Discover how Okwy Ozowalu and Kobo Trade are transforming financial services for Nigerians in Canada—building trust, empowering families, and strengthening community connections across continents.

Address

17104 111 Street NW
Edmonton, AB
T5X3N1

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

+17806807018

Website

https://www.icaedmonton.com/

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