- Concordia University. Records Management and Archives
- CUTV fonds
- Caribbean Pot Pourri: Tape 1
Caribbean Pot Pourri: Tape 1
item1988P0024-09-0397
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- Held by
- Concordia University. Records Management and Archives via Concordia University Archives and Special Collections
- Dates
- 1988 (indexed as 1988)
- Level
- item
- Extent
- 1 Videocassette (Dimensions of carrier: 3/4 inch) (7 min.)
- Scope & content
- Footage from Black History Month 1988 featuring a range of musical and artistic performances by various artists and groups. This segment features dancers performing to live music from the West Can Folk Performing Company, followed by a folk dance from the South Shore Afro-Caribbean Dance Ensemble. The program generally blends singing, spoken word, storytelling, drumming, and other traditional instruments to create powerful expressions of African spirituality, displacement, diaspora, Black identity, and colonization. The performances celebrate African and Caribbean cultural heritage and traditions, with special attention to Kwanzaa and its role in fostering community and cultural connection within the Black community.
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- Moving images
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- 2026-10-15T22:03:54Z · source datestamp n/a · ead