Igbo Day 2024
OBINWANNE
Music: DJ Freddy | MC/Comedy: MC RICHWHITE
Saxophonist: Perpie | Performing Artist: Kwavvy
Saturday, August 17, 2024
Venue: 5600 Centre St N, Calgary, AB T2K 0T3
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Comedy, Drama, Cultural Dances & Shows, (Ikeezeagu Masquerade, Iwa ji) and assorted Igbo Delicacies
Igbo Day Table and Ticket Prices
Executive Rhodium
$2,600
8 Tickets
Free Full-Page Advert
5 Bottles of Wine (2 Champagne)
Platinum
$2,300
8 Tickets
Free Full-Page Advert
4 Bottles of Wine (1 Champagne)
Diamond
$2,000
8 Tickets
Free Full-Page Advert
3 Bottles of Wine
Gold
8 Tickets
Free Half-Page Advert
2 Bottles of Wine
Silver
$1,500
8 Tickets
2 Bottles of Wine
Bronze
$1,200
8 Tickets
1 Bottle of Wine
Single
Student
***Limited Tickets Available. Verification Required before purchase. Contact Us*****
Igbo Day 2024 Table/Ticket Reservation Form
Advert Rates for Igbo Day 2024 Event Brochure:
Full Page $400 | Half Page $250 | Quarter Page $200 | Inside Front Cover Page $ 550 | Inside Back Cover Page $550 | Back Page Advert $300 | Inside First Page $550 | Front Page (Quarter Advert) $600 | Back of Ticket $1,000 | Event Flyer Advert on Auction
For Your Advert Bookings, Contact: Maxwell Oti: 403 690 0544 | Ugo Nwokeleme: 403 473 1539 | Uche Obeta: 403 461 8213
About Igbo Day Calgary
The celebration of Igbo Day 2024 will take place August 17th this year . It is a time when Igbo people come together to showcase and promote their rich cultural heritage, traditions, language, and history. The event provides an opportunity for Igbo individuals, families, and communities to gather and celebrate their identity.
Igbo Day celebration holds significant importance for several reasons:
Cultural Preservation
Igbo Day is a means of preserving and promoting the rich cultural heritage of the Igbo people. It provides an opportunity for Igbo individuals and communities to showcase their traditional values, customs, language, arts, music, and dance.
By celebrating Igbo culture, the community ensures that its unique traditions are passed down from one generation to the next, preserving their identity and preventing cultural erosion.
Unity and Community Building
Igbo Day brings together Igbo people from different backgrounds, villages, and states, fostering unity and a sense of belonging.
It serves as a platform for community members to connect, interact, and strengthen social ties.
Through shared experiences, cultural activities, and discussions, Igbo Day promotes solidarity and collective responsibility among the Igbo people.
Education and Awareness
Igbo Day celebration plays a crucial role in educating both Igbo people and others about the cultural heritage, history, and contributions of the Igbo community.
It raises awareness about the values, traditions, and achievements of the Igbo people, helping to dispel stereotypes and misconceptions.
By showcasing their rich cultural tapestry, Igbo Day celebration promotes understanding, respect, and appreciation for Igbo culture among a wider audience.
Cultural Identity and Pride
Igbo Day serves as a source of pride and reaffirms the cultural identity of Igbo individuals.It allows them to express and celebrate their heritage without hesitation or dilution.
By participating in traditional activities, wearing traditional attire, speaking the Igbo language, and engaging in cultural practices,
Igbo people reinforce their sense of belonging and take pride in their cultural roots.
Socioeconomic Development
It creates opportunities for Igbo artisans, craftsmen, traders, and performers to display and sell their products and services.
Igbo Day can stimulate economic growth, encourage investment, and promote tourism within Igbo communities.
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Have Questions? Please Contact:
Co Chair
Mr Maxwell Oti
403 690 0544
Co Chair
403 473 1539
Co Chair
403 461 8213
President ICAC
587 579 4606