events calendar
Concerts, film screenings, and cultural performances tied to African and diaspora audiences.
The Africa Sunu events calendar has featured concerts, screenings, and performances connected to African culture, music, and film across different cities and venues.
events on record
Faada Freddy Concert
A concert listing for Faada Freddy held in Confignon.
Magic System — Lomé
Entry prices were listed at 25,000 and 30,000 FCFA. A second show at Stade Municipal on November 16, 2014 listed reservations at 5,000 FCFA and passes at 2,000 and 3,000 FCFA.
Cirkafrika 2
A circus performance event listed at Arena de Genève.
An African City — Episode 1 Screening
A screening listed as part of the Festival Tous Ecrans program in Geneva.
Event coverage sat alongside Africa Sunu's broader reporting on African and international affairs, culture, and entertainment, linking cultural happenings to the platform's wider news scope.
how the calendar was used
Entries on this calendar recorded concerts, circus and film events, and performances tied to specific dates, venues, and ticket prices where available. Listings reflect entries as originally published and are shown here as a record of what the calendar contained, not as current or upcoming engagements.
The Africa Sunu events calendar has long served as a cultural meeting point for African and diaspora communities, bringing together concert listings, film screenings, and live performances across multiple cities and venues. From intimate theater settings to open-air stadium shows, these events reflect the breadth and vitality of contemporary African music and cinema. For audiences, the calendar offers a practical way to discover what is happening in their region while also connecting them to broader cultural movements unfolding across the continent and beyond.
Beyond the practical listings, the calendar functions as a living archive of cultural exchange. Each entry captures a moment when artists, filmmakers, and performers brought their craft to new audiences, often bridging communities across borders and languages. The diversity of programming—from established touring acts to emerging voices—highlights how African creative expression continues to evolve and reach wider recognition. Over time, these records become more than simple schedules; they document the growing footprint of African culture on the global stage.
For those planning to attend, the calendar provides essential context about each event, including venue details and scheduling notes that help audiences make informed decisions. Whether it is a single-night concert in a small venue or a multi-day cultural festival spanning several locations, the listings are compiled with attention to accuracy and usefulness. This commitment to reliable event information supports both artists looking to build their audiences and community members seeking meaningful cultural experiences close to home.
Looking ahead, the events calendar remains an open invitation to participate in the cultural life of the African diaspora. New listings are added regularly, reflecting the ongoing flow of tours, premieres, and performances that keep the community connected. For anyone curious about African music, film, or live performance, the calendar is a gateway to discovery—a place to find the next show worth attending, the next artist worth hearing, and the next cultural moment worth sharing.