FESTAC 77
Pan-African arts festival
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FESTAC 77
Summary
FESTAC 77 is an arts festival[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- FESTAC 77 is located in Surulere[3].
- FESTAC 77 is located in Lagos Island[4].
- FESTAC 77 is located in Eti-Osa[5].
- FESTAC 77 is located in Kaduna[6].
- FESTAC 77 is in the country of Nigeria[7].
- FESTAC 77's instance of is recorded as arts festival[8].
- Among the performers on FESTAC 77 was Stevie Wonder[9].
- Among the performers on FESTAC 77 was Gilberto Gil[10].
- FESTAC 77 was performed by Mighty Sparrow[11].
- Among the performers on FESTAC 77 was Bembeya Jazz National[12].
- Among the performers on FESTAC 77 was Les Ballets Africains[13].
- FESTAC 77 was performed by Luambo Makiadi[14].
- FESTAC 77's part of the series is recorded as World Festival of Black Arts[15].
- The location of FESTAC 77 was Festac Town[16].
- FESTAC 77 took place at National Arts Theatre[17].
- FESTAC 77 took place at City Hall, Lagos[18].
- The location of FESTAC 77 was Lagos National Stadium[19].
- FESTAC 77 took place at Tafawa Balewa Square[20].
- FESTAC 77's designed by is recorded as Erhabor Emokpae[21].
- FESTAC 77 is part of World Festival of Black Arts[22].
- FESTAC 77's Commons category is recorded as Festac 77[23].
- FESTAC 77 began on January 15, 1977[24].
- FESTAC 77 ended on February 12, 1977[25].
- Among those involved in FESTAC 77 was Jeff Donaldson[26].
- A participant in FESTAC 77 was Andrew Young[27].
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When and Where
FESTAC 77 began on January 15, 1977[24]. It ended on February 12, 1977[25]. Recorded location include Festac Town[16], National Arts Theatre[17], City Hall, Lagos[18], Lagos National Stadium[19], and Tafawa Balewa Square[20]. It is in the country of Nigeria[7].
Context
FESTAC 77 is part of World Festival of Black Arts[22]. Its instance of is recorded as arts festival[8].
Participants
Recorded participant include Jeff Donaldson[26] and Andrew Young[27].
Why It Matters
FESTAC 77 has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] It is known by 8 alternative names across languages and contexts.[28]