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Saturday 24 October 2026   |   5:00pm
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Afro-Brazilian Celebration Day: Introduction to the Roda de Samba

Brazilian Communal Music Making

Make Music

Afro-Brazilian Celebration Day: Introduction to the Roda de Samba

Brazilian Communal Music Making

Part of Afro-Brazilian Celebration Day

Northern Rock Foundation Hall

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Tickets – £15.00

Join Nik Alevroyiannis, founder of Roda de Samba Newcastle, for an introduction to the vibrant world of the Brazilian Roda de Samba, or Samba circle.

Rooted in Afro-Brazilian culture, the Roda de Samba is much more than a musical gathering. It is a powerful communal tradition shaped by rhythm, song, movement, storytelling and shared cultural identity. Emerging from the African diaspora in Brazil, samba has long been a space for connection, resistance, celebration, and collective expression, bringing people together through call and response, percussion, harmony and improvisation.

The seminar will be followed by a live Roda de Samba, giving you the chance to put your new understanding into practice and experience the joy, groove, and community spirit of this unique Afro-Brazilian musical tradition.

Music Leaders Banda Zuera and Nik Alevroyiannis


This seminar forms part of a full day of activity celebrating Brazilian culture. Customers who purchase a ticket for this event are eligible to receive a £5 discount on tickets for the Roda de Samba event in NRFH starting at 8pm – and put your new dance moves to the test!

 

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Venue  Northern Rock Foundation Hall

Price £15

Time 5.30pm – 7pm

In this lecture style seminar explore the cultural significance of the Roda through its rhythms, songs, and social traditions. Discover how the circle creates a shared musical experience, where everyone takes part by singing, clapping, playing percussion, dancing, or simply responding to the group’s energy.

Age 14+ (under18’s to be accompanied by an adult)

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Tickets

Saturday 24 October 2026

£15.00

Northern Rock Foundation Hall