Arts Rutherglen's Maree Castles joins Scott for a chat about Rosemary's African Women's Dinner Dance on Saturday 1 August - an evening featuring a fusion of African and Australian cuisine, storytelling, African song, drumming and dance.
Arts Rutherglen welcomes back Rosemary Kariuki, author & recipient of the 2021 Australian of the Year Local Hero Award to curate this event. Widely recognised for her passionate advocacy for refugee and migrant women, Rosemary brings a joyful, powerful energy that promises to weave a magical night of African song, drumming, storytelling and dance.
Venue is St Stephens Anglican Church Hall, 158 High Street Rutherglen.
Tickets here
Music credit: 'Tombo' by Ausecuma Beats from their 2021 album 'Musso'
