Celebrating African Cultures, Traditions, and Community Workshop Series: 2

Continuing the theme of celebration, The Savannah African Art Museum will hold a Father’s Day-inspired event, sharing the history of King Ibrahim Njoya, ruler and perceived father figure of Bamum in Western Cameroon from 1895 to 1933. He created and implemented a writing system to preserve his people’s language during the colonial era and beyond. Workshop participants will make and decorate frames provided by the museum for a 4” by 6” image that attendees will bring of their father or father figure.\

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Please keep in mind that seats are limited, so you must RSVP for this event. Should you RSVP and find you cannot attend, please contact us as early as possible so we may make your seat available to someone else.

This workshop will be hosted on the second floor of the Upbeat Village Terracotta Gallery!

**Please note this workshop is stair access only and we do not have an elevator or wheelchair access.

Host or Publisher Savannah African Art Museum