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TARUWA [hausa for ‘gathering’] is a monthly gathering of art lovers which started in August 2007, by Gbagyichild Entertainment CEO, Lydia Idakula Sobogun. In our almost 6 years of existence, Taruwa has easily evolved into a breeding hub for new talent discovery; holding at the Bogobiri House every last Tuesday of the month and converging a positive and art-endearing audience. The monthly event hig

hlights the need for arts and culture promotion avenues to be created in Nigeria, and its success has birthed a quarterly print version, the TARUWA Magazine

In its bid to encourage up and coming talents, Taruwa fuses performances from recognized acts with that of ‘up-comers’, making it a networking platform, as well as one to showcase talent. Photographers, Producers, journalists, publishers, producers and other special service providers of the Nigerian entertainment industry can be found at TARUWA. Artistes like Mode9, Djinee, Snatcha of Rooftop MCs, Obiwon, Spoken word artiste Sage, Idols West Africa’s Omawumi, Eric and J’odie make up the list of Taruwa’s diverse talent breed; even Rapper Jude ‘MI’ Abaga first performed his hit track Safe - a song he had written a night before - at Taruwa

Taruwa can also boast of launching out new age career artistes such as writer/ poet Chiedu Ifeozo, and Singer Bez Idakula, amidst others.

Strawberry Fair is Cambridge's biggest yearly concert that ushers in the summer. Run by volunteers and now on its 50th y...
31/05/2024

Strawberry Fair is Cambridge's biggest yearly concert that ushers in the summer. Run by volunteers and now on its 50th year, Taruwa is honoured to curate performances for its newest stage,

Date: Tomorrow 1st June 2024
Venue: Midsummer Common, Cambridge. CB5 8DJ
Time: 12 - 2pm.

Featuring Your faves:




Strawberry Fair is an all day event! Can't wait to see you there.

Eduvie Martin  discussed the short film, ‘Ada Ani’ with the Executive Producer, Ndukwe Onuoha  and the Producer, Lydia I...
14/04/2024

Eduvie Martin discussed the short film, ‘Ada Ani’ with the Executive Producer, Ndukwe Onuoha and the Producer, Lydia Idakula after the film was viewed at the Cambridge African Festival of Arts.

Cambridge African Festival of Arts is a Taruwa Africa Centre event. Proudly supported by Cambridge City Council and .are.griots

Inclusion, Diversity & Representation - What do these words really mean and how do they affect us?’On the Panel were:Ita...
09/04/2024

Inclusion, Diversity & Representation - What do these words really mean and how do they affect us?’
On the Panel were:
Ita Hozaife (Moderator)
Carol Brown-Leonardi (Panelist) DJ Rehmidi (Panelist)
Folakemi Falana (Panelist) Isaac Ayamba (Panelist) Ndukwe Onuoha (Panelist)
Cambridge African Festival of Arts is a Taruwa Africa Centre event. Proudly supported by Cambridge City Council and .are.griots

‘What Does It Mean To Tell Our Own Stories?’ Panel Discussion at the Cambridge African Festival of Arts.  .On the Panel ...
09/04/2024

‘What Does It Mean To Tell Our Own Stories?’ Panel Discussion at the Cambridge African Festival of Arts. .

On the Panel were:
Bayo Omisore (Moderator)
Bez Idakula (Panelist)
Eduvie Martin @ Eduvie (Panelist)
Gail Egbeson (Panelist) Isaac Emokpae (Panelist)
Karachi Atiya (Panelist)
Cambridge African Festival of Arts is a Taruwa Africa Centre event. Proudly supported by Cambridge City Council and .are.griots

‘Arts & Mental Health’ Panel at the maiden edition of the Cambridge African Festival of Arts   On the Panel were:Tito Id...
09/04/2024

‘Arts & Mental Health’ Panel at the maiden edition of the Cambridge African Festival of Arts

On the Panel were:
Tito Idakula (Moderator)
Andrea Chika Chukwu (Panelist)
Ayo Ayeni .y.o.a.y (Panelist)
Jamie Ogbuigwe (Panelist)
Snatcha (Panelist)
Tosin Otudeko (Panelist)

Cambridge African Festival of Arts is a Taruwa Africa Centre event. Proudly supported by Cambridge City Council and .are.griots

Edward Imhagwe, Projects & Events Officer and Trustee of the Cambridge African Network organisation giving a speech at t...
08/04/2024

Edward Imhagwe, Projects & Events Officer and Trustee of the Cambridge African Network organisation giving a speech at the Opening Ceremony of CAFA 2024.

The festival took place on the 6th of April at the Clay Farm Centre in Cambridge.

Cambridge African Festival of Arts is a Taruwa Africa Centre event. Proudly supported by Cambridge City Council and .are.griots

The Mayor of Cambridge, Cllr Jenny Gawthrope Wood, gave the Opening Address, expressing her pleasure at being present at...
08/04/2024

The Mayor of Cambridge, Cllr Jenny Gawthrope Wood, gave the Opening Address, expressing her pleasure at being present at the first Cambridge African Festival of Arts.

The festival took place on the 6th of April at the Clay Farm Centre in Cambridge.

Cambridge African Festival of Arts is a Taruwa Africa Centre event. Proudly supported by Cambridge City Council and .are.griots

The Festival Director, Lydia Idakula  gave the Keynote Speech and welcomed everyone to the Cambridge African Festival of...
08/04/2024

The Festival Director, Lydia Idakula gave the Keynote Speech and welcomed everyone to the Cambridge African Festival of Arts on Saturday 6th of April, 2024.

Cambridge African Festival of Arts 2024 took place on the 6th of April at the Clay Farm Centre in Cambridge.

The Cambridge African Festival of Arts is a Taruwa Africa Centre event. Proudly supported by Cambridge City Council and .are.griots

*Edward Imhagwe* Projects and Events Officer, Trustee of the Cambridge African Network organization. CAN CAN is dedicate...
06/04/2024

*Edward Imhagwe* Projects and Events Officer, Trustee of the Cambridge African Network organization. CAN CAN is dedicated to supporting, advising, promoting social inclusion and the integration of the African community in the multicultural society of Cambridge and county. Professionally He is a Principle Mechanical Engineer, who lives and work in Cambridge.

CAMBRIDGE AFRICAN FESTIVAL OF ARTS 2024 IS HERE 🥳🥳Date: 6th of April, 2024.Time: 10amGeneral Admission is free.Registrat...
06/04/2024

CAMBRIDGE AFRICAN FESTIVAL OF ARTS 2024 IS HERE 🥳🥳

Date: 6th of April, 2024.
Time: 10am
General Admission is free.
Registration to open soon!
Theatre Production:
‘The Point is Joy’ by Chika Jones
Tickets: £14.99
Online registration and ticket sales are available

Meet Taiwo Michael OloyedeTaiwo Michael Oloyede is an award-winning poet, art critic, cultural producer and actor. His c...
05/04/2024

Meet Taiwo Michael Oloyede
Taiwo Michael Oloyede is an award-winning poet, art critic, cultural producer and actor. His collection of poems, Lagos is killing me, has received rave reviews across continents. His works have appeared in Ake review, Bournemouth review, The Guardian Newspaper, Sankara Africa review, Prairies review, Lion & Lilac, Peterborough Culture and elsewhere. He was a finalist for the Peterborough Poet Laureate,2023

24 hours Please remember to use the link in the bio to register for a spot at the biggest African art festival in Cambri...
05/04/2024

24 hours
Please remember to use the link in the bio to register for a spot at the biggest African art festival in Cambridge.

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