Last Akom - (W. African Spiritual Service) - NYC &

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Last Akom - (W. African Spiritual Service) - NYC & DC

Sun, June 24, 11am FREE

Please forward - ALL are welcome!

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The Onipa Abusia, an Akan cultural and spiritual
organization located in Jamaica, Queens, and Washington DC,
invites you to our last Akom.

Onipa Abusia maintains and preserves the traditional culture and
spiritual practice of the
Akan people of Ghana, West Africa, which was established in
America by the late Nana Yao Opare Dinizulu I, founder of the
Dinizulu African Dancers, Drummers and Singers.

The Akom is a weekly collective religious service where the
community comes together
to offer praise through song, dancing and drumming. The Akom also
provides the opportunity to celebrate and receive
spiritual blessings and guidance.

This will be our last Akom. We will observing the traditional ban
on drumming. Akom will resume in
September.

ALL are welcome to join us on June 24 at 11 AM.


**NEW YORK CITY, the Akom will be held at:

Onipa Abusia - 92-15 172nd Street, Jamaica NY Entrance on 172nd
Street, between Jamaica and Archer Avenues


**In WASHINGTON, DC the Akom will be held at -

Onipa Abusia - 310 Sheridan Street NW Washington, DC 20011

Please, NO pork or cola products permitted in building.

Questions? In NYC, call 718.658.2600 or 718.525.4633

In Washington DC, call (202) 529-3635

OR email us - onipaabusia@hotmail.com

NYC Travel Directions: Onipa Abusia 92-15 172nd Street, Jamaica
NY Directions - E or J train to Parsons and Archer (last stop)
Bus 54 or 56 on Jamaica Ave. To 170th, then walk to 172nd Or 110
on Jamaica (in front of Old Navy) to 172nd F train to 169th -
walk down 169th to Jamaica Ave., left to 172nd.

For more info on Onipa Abusia and Akan tradition, visit our
website www.onipaabusia.org


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