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July 5, 2021

Virtual Festival To Promote Underrepresented Talents

2021-07-05
By: U-channel
On: July 5, 2021
In: Ethno Stories

Although COVID-19 has caused uncertainty about events and festivals, the International Reggae Afro Latin Music & Arts Festival is going live. IRAL Festival has decided to host a virtual party on July 10, featuring Caribbean, Latin and African music and dancing showcased by talented local performers. The event is freeContinue Reading

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