Special performance of original production DRUM LOVE
We’re very excited to announce that Asase Yaa will kick off 2019 with a special performance of our original production DRUM LOVE on Saturday, February 2, 2019 at Symphony Space in Manhattan. (see details below). “Drum Love” is also the title of Asase...
Asase Yaa contributes to Alvin Ailey’s 60th Annual Holiday Celebration
We’re ecstatic and very excited to have contributed to the Alvin Ailey Dance Theater’s 60th Anniversary annual holiday performance run at the City Center, (November 28 – December 30). The title song, “The Love” (from our debut album...
Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation Moves To A New Home In Brooklyn
The Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation, one of Brooklyn’s most respected cultural arts ambassadors and non-profit community organizations over the past 16 years is moving from its current location (1803 Fulton Street) to PS 21 (180 Chauncey Street) in Brooklyn....Latest News
Art is Alive in the NewsSeptember 9, 2024Asase Yaa Cultural Art Foundation’s event Art is [Read More]
Dreams in Action Gala: A Night of African ExcellenceMarch 10, 2024Dreams In Action: A Night of African-Inspired Elegance will be an evening filled with African-Inspired gourmet dining, live entertainment, inspiring art installations, performances and dance party featuring DJ Spinna. We are excited to honor the commitment and service of our inaugural honorees: Atiba Edwards, President & CEO of Brooklyn Children’s Museum, Cheryl Todmann, Founder & Executive Producer of The Stars of New York Dance, Malik Yoba, Actor, Founder & CEO of Yoba Development and NYC First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright. [Read More]
Weather Related Cancellations on Tuesday 2/13 and Wednesday 2/14February 13, 2024DUE TO THE WINTER SNOWSTORM, ASASE YAA CULTURAL ARTS [Read More]- The Rhythms & Movements of African American Culture FestivalJanuary 16, 2024The 2nd Annual Rhythms & Movements of African American Culture Festival is a five-day entertainment extravaganza with the theme, Revolution Requires Resistance, and commemorates the 55th Anniversary of Black History Month, February 12–16. The Festival comprises of 14 performances, including four evening performances, six youth shows, 11 featured artist performers, and 100 contributing artists. Audiences will experience an immersive exploration of African American identity and activism through theater, dance, music, spoken word, and visual arts. Our inclusive platform honors the past, reimagines the future, and hopes to ignite change and activism through the transformative power of art. [Read More]
- Happy KwanzaaDecember 27, 2023Artistic Director Zakaya Harris speaks with PIX11 [Read More]
- 2024 Rhythms & Movements of African American Culture FestivalDecember 20, 2023