Africa Fest 2020: The New African Magic
At the Missouri Theater on February 22 at 7 PM
featuring Harambee Drum and Dance and local African dancers, drummers and vocalists.
You won’t want to miss this exuberant celebration!
Check out these other great Africa Fest events.
African Market February 21, 5-8pm
The market will feature 15 vendors selling a variety of African foods, coffee and art.
Broadway Community United Methodist Church, 3301 W Broadway, Columbia, MO 65203
West African Dance Class February 21, 7-8pm
Visiting Artists Harambee Dance Company will teach this class which is free for dancers of all ages and experience levels, and opened to the public.
University of Missouri Student Recreation Center, Studio A
Jabberwocky is committed to making our programs available to everyone—regardless of income. We serve foster kids, immigrants, incarcerated youth and school children.
Registration for Winter Session is OPEN!
We believe in the power of art
Art transforms the way we see the world and one another, creating common ground upon which we can build a better community.
Jabberwocky is a dynamic organization responding with high quality arts programming to needs in our diverse community. Our vision is a community that supports every individual to reach their full potential in school, work and life.
EVERYONE is welcomed here.
“Thank you Jabberwocky Studios for the wonderful dance instruction and the amazing teachers and staff. This studio not only gives you the platform to showcase your talents, but helps you to find hidden talents that you are not aware of. Here focus goes beyond helping students to maximize their potential as an artist. I feel fortunate to be a part of this studio. ” -Agrim, 14, dance student
We are dedicated to removing barriers.
We realize that economic differences are a significant source of diversity in our community. In an effort to represent this diversity among Jabberwocky participants, we offer a tuition waiver program.