Wednesday, May 8, 2024

NIFCA alive

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The young children were first out the block in the Sagicor National Independence of Festival and Creative Arts (NIFCA) juniors finals held Friday night at the Frank Collymore Hall before a sold-out audience.

Performing on the night were 19 entrants – six in dance, five in speech, seven for music and one in drama – all looking for gold.

Rousing applause echoed through the Hall for the Dancin’ Africa Children’s Company piece UMOJA – The Spirit of Togetherness.

Here, a part of the group coming together in one of the sections. NIFCA Performing Arts Finals continue tonight and end Tuesday.

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