Water is life. It sustains us and everything around us. Waterways were the original "highways", that linked many of our cultures. On February 23-25, VPAC will celebrate our most precious resource and how it brings us together with a 3 day festival featuring artists representing 13 regions of the world, mostly free!
Schedule:
Thursday, February 23, 2017
- Nile Project noontime outdoor concert for CSUN students and community in the University Student Union (USU)
- Nile project panel Discussion with Geography of Africa class in Grand Salon of USU
Friday, February 24, 2017
- Nile Project Student Matinees (2) for Grades 5-12 in the VPAC Great Hall (approximately 1500 students) SPONSORED BY FACULTY IN THE COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
Saturday, February 25, 2017
- Free outdoor festival in VPAC's courtyard, 1:00pm-6:00pm
- Performances by 6 Los Angeles-based ensembles that perform the traditional music and dances form 6 regions of the world.
- Interactive workshops for children and families led by master teaching artists.
- Capability to serve up to 3,00 attendees.
- The Nile Project performs in the VPAC Great Hall, 7:00pm.