TMOAR to Welcome Holiday Visitors at RDU November 23, 2011

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Raleigh-Durham Airport, RDU

The Magic of African Rhythm has been invited to welcome visitors to the Triangle by performing at the Raleigh-Durham airport on Wednesday, November 23 from 12PM to 2:30PM!

As part of RDU’s Holiday Concert Music Series, The Magic of African Rhythm will share sounds from West Africa with travelers in the Terminal 2 baggage claim area.

ArtsMarket2011 | November 7-9, 2011 | Durham, North Carolina

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The Magic of Africa Rhythm (TMOAR) will exhibit at the ArtsMarket2011 hosted by the North Carolina Presenters Consortium and the North Carolina Arts Council.

The biennial ArtsMarket is a regional performing arts showcase conference for presenters, arts educators, artists, managers and agents from throughout the country. TMOAR joins140 exhibitors and 40 professional showcases presented at ArtsMarket2011.

ArtsMarket2011 participants should experience The Magic of African Rhythm at the ArtsMarket2011 exhibit! We will sharing our history, our sounds and the magic of African rhythm!

About the North Carolina Presenters Consortium
North Carolina Presenters Consortium, Inc. is a not-for-profit membership association comprised of professional performing arts presenting organizations throughout North Carolina and industry professionals from NC and beyond who share the mission of bringing artists and audiences together.

NCPC is a member-based resource network, forged in a spirit of non-competitive cooperation and dedicated to enhancing the availability, quality, variety and affordability of professional touring arts and entertainment attractions presented throughout the state. NCPC members include representatives of numerous organizations large and small, urban and rural.

Djembe Fire Perform at International Music & Global Education Festival 2011

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The Magic of African Ryhthm’s fiery Djembe Fire performed Saturday, September 3 at the International Music & Global Education Festival 2011: Rastafari Ancient Living Arts and Kulture, better known as “R.A.I.A.K.”

Djembe Fire shared the stage with headliners Sister Carol and Matabaruka, both from Jamaica, along with many other talented performers and artists.

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