Known
for its zeal to celebrate arts in all its ramifications, The Life House, will on Saturday, March 15, and Sunday, 16,
2014, hold a musical concert.
Tagged:
“A celebration of musical women and female musicianship,” the event will feature
dazzling live performances by Waje, Aramide, Diwari, Perpetua, Dupe Kachi,
Lala, Modele, Nana Aisha and Fatima together with Sian Thomas of the United Kingdom
and Pilani Bubu of South Africa.
Daily
Newswatch gathered that musical performances will be dotted through the night
with poetry interludes led by special guest poets Bassey Ikpi and Wana Udobang
and with a number of surprise star performances and readings.
The
event will take place The Wheatbaker, Ikoyi and Federal Palace Hotel, Victoria
Island. Interested guests can get their tickets at Jazzhole, Quintessence and
Afritickets.com.
The
Life House, an arts, culture, wellbeing and lifestyle centre based in Lagos,
Nigeria whose objective is to provide a nurturing environment for creative
expression revealed Programme for event one are as follows:
On
Saturday, March 15, 2014, there will be “Letters and The Lady Literary Salon,”
from 6pm to 9pm at The Wheatbaker, Ikoyi, Lagos.
“The
evening will feature a literary reading and conversation showcase further
celebrating women and the arts (this event will focus on sharing literature
and the art of letters).
“Molara
Wood’s debut collection of short stories, Indigo, will receive a special
Lagos outing at this event coupled with a book signing and questions and
answers with the author. Excerpts from select bestselling prose and theatre
literature, poetry collections and spoken word repertoires will be recited and
shared between the audience and special guest panelists. Of special focus will
be all three female-authored shortlisted books of the 2014 Etisalat Prize for
Literature. Lively conversation will propel guests into the final segment of
the evening as special guests will read and discuss Letters to Our Younger
and Our Older Selves, an electrifying theme which the Woman Rising 2014
project hopes will provide insight and inspiration that lingers. This powerful
literary and female empowering event is not to be missed! Entry: Fee.
RSVP/Reservations Required. Donations Suggested,” they said.
For
event two will take place from 4pm for Lounge and cocktails / 6pm for
the Main Show on Sunday, March 16, 2014, at Federal Palace Hotel,
Victoria Island, Lagos. The title is “The
Woman Rising 2014 Music Concert”.
“It
is a most exciting live music display, featuring a host of talented local and
international female musicians. This concert was designed to celebrate musical
woman and female musicianship. The dazzling line up for 2014 features Waje,
Aramide, Diwari, Perpetua, Dupe Kachi, Lala, Modele, Nana Aisha and Fatima
together with Sian of the U.K and Pilani Bubu of South Africa. Musical
performances will be dotted through the night with poetry interludes led by
special guest poets Bassey Ikpi and Wana Udobang and with a number of surprise
star performances and readings. A wonderful fusion of live music, performance,
literature, art and ambience. Do not miss it! Entry: Tickets - N15,000 &
N25,000.
“The
Life House acts as a catalyst for cultural expression and exchange in Nigeria
through the production of events and programmes. Since December 2009, The Life
House has been at the vanguard of promoting a cultural renaissance in Nigeria
by curating art, film, mixed media, music and theatre exhibitions. We work with
and support a diverse group of visual and performing artists, musicians,
writers, photographers and academics. A social enterprise and not-for-profit
lifestyle concept, The Life House is the ultimate cultural content developer,
working with special venues in Lagos and serving the progressive, conscious,
luxury-seeking culture afficionado.” They said.
Woman
Rising 2014 is produced by The Life House and proudly supported by The
Wheatbaker, Federal Palace Hotel & Suites, Vlisco, Etisalat, Lanson
Champagne, Arra Vineyards, Zebra Living, Ahme Couture, Smooth 98.1FM and The
Rose Garden.
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