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Today in Toronto: Les Rythmes de la Forêt

By Toronto Life
 | February 3, 2012
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Les Rythmes de la Forêt The rhythms of the forest being explored here will have a very non-Canadian pulse. COBA, the Collective of Black Artists, is devoted to the rituals and rites of passage of West African festivals and folklore, and this performance is devoted to works grounded in the Senegambia region. Find out more »

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