Afrobana 2018: Where You From?
The Trent African Caribbean Student Union (TACSU) is a student group that promotes cultural appreciation and celebration for those of African and Caribbean descent. Their executive team, headed by newly-elected …
Afrobana
About Afrobana: Idea, Action and Legacy
Afrobana is a representation and celebration of the African and Caribbean culture. Culture revolves around the symbols we create and share. Thus, we can say ‘Afrobana’ is a symbolic way …
Diasporic identities explored and celebrated at Afrobana
They’ve done it again! The Trent African Caribbean Student Union put on their yearly anticipated showcase of culture, Afrobana, this past Saturday evening. Students and community members were treated to …
Trent African Caribbean Student Union present: Afrobana
On the evening of November 14, the Trent African and Caribbean Student Union (TACSU) presented ‘Afrobana: Heritage Vortex.’ Staged at Market Hall on Charlotte Street, the event celebrated African and …
Afrobana 2014: A journey of joy, love, and respect
(Photos follow the article) Afrobana is an annual cultural showcase organized by the Trent African Caribbean Student Association (TACSU). This year it was titled Hakuna Matata and took place downtown …
TACSU brings cultural festival: Afribbean Sensation
I don’t know about you, but as far as I am concerned there is nothing better than a good story. Throw in a hot mix of some of the most …
A little fun in the sun, Afro-Caribbean Style!
This weekend will be the final wind down for one of the biggest most popular cultural festivals in North America, Caribana. For those of you who don’t know, Caribana is …