Áfàméfùnà Documentary Premiere

This documentary chronicles the journey and contributions of Nova Scotia’s Igbo community from the early 20th century to the present day. It weaves together archival footage, music, and personal testimony to create a moving portrait of identity, resilience, and belonging. Hosted by NICANS—the Ndi Igbo Cultural Association of Nova Scotia.

Guests can expect:

• A red-carpet welcome with traditional drum rhythms and photo ops
• The premiere screening in an immersive, state-of-the-art setting
• A live talk-back with the directors, historians, and featured storytellers
• Pop-up cultural performances—dance, spoken word, and masquerade interludes
• Tasting stations offering roasted yam, suya, and other Igbo favourites
• Interactive exhibits where guests can trace migration routes and add their own family stories

Come ready to feel, learn, and celebrate—leaving with new connections and a deeper sense of our shared Canadian tapestry.