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Black Culture Re-Imagined
A Celebration of Art, Fashion, Music and Leadership
On February 28, 2026, Kayanou in partnership with the Yoruba Cultural Association of Edmonton presents Black Culture Re-Imagined — a vibrant and intentional gathering designed to celebrate creativity, identity, and leadership within the Black community.
This is not just another event. It is a space where young people gather to reflect, express, and reimagine what Black culture means in today’s world.
Hosted at The Orange Hub (Room 296), 10045 – 156 Street NW, Edmonton, from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM, this experience is specially curated for youth and young adults aged 15–27 years.
Why “Re-Imagined”?
Black culture is dynamic. It evolves. It influences global conversations in art, fashion, music, and leadership. Yet, it is also rooted in heritage, identity, and shared history.
Black Culture Re-Imagined invites participants to explore:
How culture shapes confidence How creativity drives leadership How identity influences impact How the next generation can tell its own story
This event creates room for dialogue, reflection, and bold expression.
Inspiring Voices
The afternoon will feature an engaging keynote and panel discussion with dynamic leaders and creatives including:
Olami Roth – Keynote Speaker Ayodamola Faniyan Teni Ajayi Zaynab Logun
Each speaker brings a unique perspective on culture, creativity, entrepreneurship, and leadership. Their stories will challenge and inspire young attendees to think bigger and act boldly.
What to Expect
Participants will experience an immersive afternoon featuring:
Art Exhibition Fashion Exhibition Panel Session Poetry Trivia Music Open Dialogue
From visual storytelling to spoken word, from fashion expression to meaningful conversation — this event celebrates the richness and diversity of Black excellence.
Accessibility & Community
Transportation support is available to ensure more young people can attend. This reflects our commitment to accessibility and inclusion.
This event is proudly supported by community partners including the Africa Centre, Edmonton Heritage Council, and Franco Zone.
Join Us
If you are between 15 and 27 and ready to connect, learn, and celebrate culture in a fresh way, this event is for you.
📅 Date: February 28, 2026
⏰ Time: 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
📍 Venue: The Orange Hub, Edmonton
📧 RSVP: info@yorubasofedmonton.com
📞 Event Contact: 587-589-8894
Let us know you’re coming.
Come ready to express.
Come ready to connect.
Come ready to re-imagine.
