Omo Naija

Omo Naija is Harvard College’s premier afrobeats dance troupe that fuses rich and traditional West African culture with a modern twist! IG: omo.naija

Omo Naija, Harvard's premier Nigerian dance troupe, fuses rich and traditional West African culture with a modern, popular twist. Founded in the fall of 2015 by six undergraduate first-year students, Omo Naija strives to showcase the diversity in African styles of dance, while exposing the Harvard community to the beauty of Nigerian culture.

11/12/2019

Until next semester...💃🏾🕺🏾

24/02/2018

HARVARD DANCE CENTER INTRODUCES...

OMO NAIJA IN RESIDENCE!
Spring 2018 Student Group-in-Residence Omo Naija invites the Harvard community to join them for a meet-and-greet/mini workshop, open rehearsal, and an informal showing at the Harvard Dance Center the week of February 25-March 2! An all student-led contemporary Nigerian dance group, Omo Naija's movement fuses West African dance traditions with western contemporary culture.

Here's what's happening at Harvard Dance Center:

Meet the Dancers + mini workshop
Sunday, February 25, 3-4pm* (updated time)
Meet the dancers of Omo Naija and learn a work from their repertory.

Open Rehearsal
Tuesday, February 27, 8-10pm
Get an inside look at Omo Naija's process and a sneak preview of the works they will be performing in the Cultural Rhythms Show at Sanders Theatre on March 4.

Informal Showing
Friday, March 2, 5-7pm
A culmination of Omo Naija's Harvard Dance Center residency where they will showcase their growth as a company by highlighting various works from their past performances. Refreshments served!

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66 Garden Street | Cambridge, MA 02138