Afrikan Djeli Cultural Institute

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801 Lee St SW
Atlanta, GA 30310
+1 (404) 753-8933
http://www.aaddf.org

The Afrikan Djeli Cultural Institute is a non-profit organization based in Atlanta, GA, dedicated to promoting the art, culture, and traditions of Africa.

Each year, they host the highly anticipated Atlanta African Dance Drum Festival, a premier event in the region that offers a vibrant lineup of music and movement workshops, an African inspired craft market, food vendors, Children's Camp, and a finale concert featuring renowned instructors teaching dances from various African countries.

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5.01 reviews
S S.
7/25/2019

Incredible instructors! Welcoming and uplifting atmosphere! Just an overall amazing experience! Any and all skill levels can come to class and get a great workout in a way that couldn't be more...

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