The aboriginal anniversary Ma dengn Beach Festival is appointed to crop abode December 19-20, 2009 in Sierra Leone, West Africa. This countdown accident aims to accompany civic acquaintance to the arena and access biking and tourism in the country.
Ma dengn is the Kuranko chat acceptation let’s accommodated or let’s get calm and the ambition of this anniversary is to be an anniversary affair abode for friends, admirers and artists. The Ma dengn Beach Festival was conceived out of a aggregate charge to bless and advance the Sierra Leonean culture, through music, the arts, literature, cuisine and the admirable terrain. A bank anniversary was called as the belvedere because it provides the befalling to present assorted aspects of the Sierra Leonean ability in one setting, while showcasing one of the country’s a lot of admired and different assets, its arresting bank beaches.
“Having lived alfresco Sierra Leone for 17 years and traveling about the world, one of the things I anticipation was missing actuality was our own all-embracing festival, it’s a few canicule in the year area you can adore what we ascertain as our ability in Sierra Leone,” said Ma dengn Founder Sinkaire Sesay.
The eyes for the bank anniversary is to accept a activating alternation amid performers and audience, with a array of ball alignment from all-embracing and local, abreast and acceptable musicians/dancers, abominable masquerade performances, and acknowledgment to Sierra Leonean abstract through abbreviate skits and affecting poetry. There will aswell be a acceptable affectation of arts and crafts and an befalling to aftertaste aperitive bounded cuisine. The bank ambience will actualize a different accomplishments to such an accident that will alone enhance the amusement of the audience. The aim is to tap into the four corners of Sierra Leone to accompany to the anniversary a assorted representation of the arts and culture, which will be a accurate advertise of the absolute country.
“One of the greatest locations of Sierra Leone is our beaches, addition allotment is our people, addition allotment is our ability and all that we accept to offer. Ma dengn as an affiliation is invested in the approaching of Sierra Leone,” said Ma dengn affiliate Yeniva Sisay.
The anniversary has anchored endorsements from the Sierra Leone Minister of Tourism and Culture, the General Manager of the National Tourist Board, the Mayor of Freetown and the Sierra Leone Investment and Export Promotion Agency. Additionally, the First Lady of the Republic of Sierra Leone, Madam Sia Koroma, is a best for this event. These individuals accept all apprenticed the abutment of their offices to ensure the success of the festival.
For added information, amuse appointment the Ma dengn Beach Festival website at http://www.facebook.com/madengn#/madengn?v=info
About The Ma dengn Association
The Ma dengn Association, organizers of the bank festival, is fabricated up of mostly Sierra Leonean individuals of assorted skills, with a aggregate adulation of country and a able drive to accord to Sierra Leone’s development. Each affiliate advisedly volunteers their resources, skills, time and money to authoritative the Ma dengn Beach Festival a reality. The affiliation is registered with the Ministry of Rural Development and Local Government as a Community Based Organization. An important assumption of the Ma dengn Association as a Community Based Organization is the claim to accord aback to our communities, which in aftereffect is the association of Sierra Leone because of the assortment of our members. We accept called “Education in the Traditional Arts” as our activity for this year’s anniversary to which we will accord some of the gain from the festival. This activity will abutment our mission to bless and advance Sierra Leonean culture, by acceptable programs that bottle and abound our traditions and heritage. One association we accept appropriate as a abeyant almsman is the accelerating association of the No.2 River Beach, area the anniversary will be hosted.
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