Anansi the Spider

A family enjoying a polar story at The Manchester Museum
Starts:11:00 1 Jul 2012
Ends:16:00 1 Jul 2012
What is it:Exhibition
Organiser:Manchester Museum
How much:Drop-in, free, all ages

11am-4pm. Anansi is a spider who stars in stories told in Africa and around the world. Weave a web of stories about spiders and add your story to our giant spider book. Abi "Peppers" Idowu, a poet, short story writer and playwright will be bringing to life some Anansi spider stories.

There will be live music performed by Jali Nyonkoling Kuyateh as part of the We Face Forward live music programme. Jali is a master of the African harp or Kora, an instrument built from a large calabash cut in half and covered with cow skin to make a resonator with a notched bridge like a lute or guitar.

Part of We Face Forward and the Manchester Children’s Book Festival.

Price: Drop-in, free, all ages

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Manchester Museum
Oxford Road Manchester Phone: 0161-2752648 Email: museum@manchester.ac.uk

 

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