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Preservation of our past

We are friends to the drummers and the patron to the strings; in our culture, painting has eyes, our sculpture answers the bells with eloquent ease, and the integration of our social norms and values will continue to speak the language of the thousands of years.

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Carvings have tongue

We can see the beauty that lies in the belly of wood long before the carver turns its fate into a masterpiece; from afar, we perceive the loaded music of a distant drum so that when the future demands your origin, you shall trace your history to our memory house.

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Installations have manners

Installations have manners, they speak a thousand years' language and salute the guest with lunar winks. Sculptures have a mouth; they salute the guest with a royal mien. If the future demands to know your name, you shall trace your history to our memory house

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I doff my Hat for Olokun

We know that history is almost extinct in our ivory tower. The preservation of our past is important because we are saving our visual citadel (our communal museum) from the grip of the termites through our sacrifice, selflessness, dedication and loyalty to our culture

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Culture well expressed Celebration

Our cultural celebrations beckon at the guest with lunar winks because of the cheers of wonderous treasure to behold. We usher our guests to the celebration hub with dignity and pride, most notably because that is who we are and what we do

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Culture | Àṣà

Culture | Àṣà

If the future demands to know our father's names, we shall trace our origin to our memories house...

Education | Ẹ̀kọ́

Education | Ẹ̀kọ́

They say education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today...

Scholarship | Ẹ̀kọ́ Ofe

Scholarship | Ẹ̀kọ́ Ofe

We provide Voluntary community development through cultural exhibitions and award of scholarships...

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Asa Day 2022 5.0

Are you ready for a cultural extravaganza like no other? Asa Day, the Yoruba not-for-profit organization, is proud to announce its annual celebration, and this year, we're taking it to the heart of Canada - Winnipeg, Manitoba! 📅 Event Dates: 23rd - 25th November 2023 - 📍 Venue: Grand Ballroom, Fort Garry Hotel, 222 Broadway Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.At Asaday 2023, we're on a mission to promote culture beyond borders and advocate for the preservation of our rich heritage. Our theme for this year is Pursuing Global Peace through Cultural Heritage, highlighting the profound impact of culture in fostering harmony and unity worldwide.

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Our culture is rich, and so is our heritage; get connected and updated with our blog updates and feel free to dig into our achievements from past activities. If you have anything you wish to share with us, please feel free to do so.

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Joel Olaniyi Oyatoye

Meet with Asa Day Convener - Joel Olaniyi Oyatoye

He is a Seasoned Presenter of note. Baba ASA, fondly called, is passionate about revitalizing our ancient artistry; he believes in the wondrous treasure of art, collects art so much with a mystic passion, and his commitment to culture is larger than life. He is well known for his dedication to culture and tourism.

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