BOMBA AND PLENA MUSIC PERFORMANCE AND WORKSHOP IN RHODE ISLAND ANC CONNECTICUT


PERFORMANCE AND WORKSHOP 2014

RHODE ISLAND






BLACK HISTORY MONTH: Education for Liberation, Providence, RI, Feb. 2014

HARTFORD PERFORMS 

2013-2014

 

Eleonor B. Kennelly School, March 27, 2014





MELS, November 18, 2013





J.C. Clark School-November 19, 2013

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