Isese Festival: A Cultural Renaissance

The Isese Festival, founded by Chief Sekou Awosanmi serves as a platform to showcase the beauty and complexity of Yoruba spirituality. Held annually in New York City, the festival attracts thousands of participants from diverse backgrounds, creating a space for cultural exchange and spiritual enrichment.
Through music, dance, art, and workshops, the festival offers a comprehensive immersion into Yoruba traditions. Attendees have the opportunity to learn about Ifa divination, the veneration of Orishas (deities), and the significance of ancestral reverence. The festival also highlights the contributions of the Yoruba people to the world, emphasizing their rich history, philosophy, and artistic expressions.
Chief Sekou Awosanmi's unwavering commitment to preserving and sharing Yoruba heritage has made him a leading figure in the African diaspora. The Isese Festival, under his guidance, continues to be a beacon of light, inspiring and educating people worldwide about the profound wisdom and beauty of Yoruba spirituality.