Special Thanks to Everyone Who Attended
the 2019 Igbo World Festival of Arts & Culture
CISA thanks the hundreds of individuals and organizations that attended and supported our 2019 Igbo World Festival of Arts & Culture. A special thanks goes to Igbo leaders that graced the occasion, cultural groups and presenters that entertained and enlightened us, scores of youths that showcased their talent, and everyone who traveled far and near to participate in the Festival.
Together, we shared fun moments, made new connections, reconnected with ancestral relatives, and proudly celebrated our cultural heritage. We could not have done it without you!
CISA Team
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Meet, Mingle & Connect
Meet Sidney Davis (pictured above). He discovered his Igbo roots through DNA testing, went to Igboland for the first time in 2012 and was given the name “Eluemonu” (I have returned home to . . .
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Nkwa Umuagbogho Dance Featured at the 2016 Igbo World Festival
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News and Announcements
CISA Press Release dated 2018-05-19
At the July 27-29, 2018 Igbo World Festival of Arts and Culture, there will be a big naming...
Check Out IGBO VILLAGE - Venue of Igbo World Festival
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A Photo Tour of Igbo Village
Check out these photos of the only Village of its kind in America! A tribute to ALL Igbos who helped develop America! A popular tourist destination and venue of the World Igbo Festival of Arts and Culture
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German, Irish, American & Other Exhibits Near Igbo Village
Within walking distance (or a free shuttle ride) of Igbo Village is a rich collection of Irish, German, Native American and other building styles, building materials, artifacts and
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Picnic Grounds & Recreational Facilities Near Igbo Village
The picnic grounds and recreational facilities shown in these photos are located inside Frontier Culture Museum and within walking distance of Igbo Village
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Igbo Village Dedication (Videos)
The dedication of Igbo Village took place September 10, 2010 following several years of research, planning, gathering of building materials and using bare hands and feet to construct the Village. Check out the videos
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