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  • Do you host 2 Conferences?

    No. The Sabar Rek ATLanta Conference & Cultural Event occurs Every Year. Every Fall. Every October. Always the weekend prior to Indigenous Peoples' Day, in Atlanta, GA.

  • What are the 2025 Conference Dates?

    Friday October 10 - Sunday October 12, 2025

  • Where is the Conference Located?

    Venues announced late Spring 2025


    Please refer to the SCHEDULE

  • What should I expect?

    -SabarEDU Community Cultural Activations

    -Sabar Drum Labs

    -Dance Labs (Sabar, Serer, Koutiro, Serouba, Wango)

    -10+ Masterful Indigenous Artists

    -Pop-up Petit Marche Artisanal

    -Supper & Sabar: Late-Night Tanebeer/ Community Gathering & Social Justice Initiative: Cuisine, Music, Dance, Fashion, Performance etc.

    -Community Dialogue

    And So Much More...

  • Is Supper & Sabar FREE?

    FREE ENTRY is our way of creating access to all community members. Supper/Meal tickets can be purchased online via the Supper & Sabar tab, in support of Atlanta's Senegambian restaurants.

  • Is the full schedule posted?

    2025 Schedule annouced late Spring 2025

  • Can children/youth attend?

    Yes, but they must be accompanied by a parent/guardian at all times. Parents/guardians are especially required to monitor younger children to ensure they are not running across the dance floor, blocking dancers' path during each Lab session.

  • Will there be Djembe Dance & Drum?

    As the name suggests, our conference specialty is SABAR, with hints of Serer, Koutiro, Serouba, and Wango. Artforms specific to Wolof and Serer ethnic groups of Senegal / the Senegambia region, where drum is played with hand and stick, and dances are high-energy and almost aerodyamic in nature.


    **NOTE: SabarEDU community cultural activations and pre-Conference activities incorprate our specialty Sabar vs. Djembe Labs. These intensives reinforce and compare sabar traditions with those of diverse ethnic groups of Senegal, Gambia, Guinea Bissau, and Mali.

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