Afro Dance Class with Lerato @ Afrocan Days Cup Day

Join Lerato for a fun, free & beginner friendly afro dance workshop @ Afrocan Days Cup Day and learn a short fun routine for adults & kids.

Lerato has been dancing for as long as she can remember – firstly in the style of Hip hop and then, since arriving in Australia, and joining Melbourne’s top Dancehall crew Burncity Queenz has become highly acclaimed for her skills in Dancehall and Afrodances. Lee placed 3rd in the Australian Dancehall Queen competition in 2015 and travelled to Jamaica in that same year to learn from the creators first hand in Jamaica.

Over the past few years Lee’s career has gone from strength to strength – not only with her position at Jungle City, and as a member of Burncity Queenz, but also as a solo performer, performing with the likes of Sampa the Great, Baker Boy and featuring in numerous music videos with local and international artists.

*This workshop is part of Afrocan Days - its a free event so come through before and stay after!

It’s the annual Cup Day Afro influenced House Music day gathering as Afrocan Days returns to your favourite inner city outdoor space Whitehart for another public holiday all-day dance for all the Family! A journey through Afro, Deep & Soulful house, Amapiano, Gqom & 3-Step brought to you by some of Melbourne’s best specialists Chris NG, Yenzi, Datboy, Rama Osto, Colette, Trey Williams plus FrankieSax (live) joining 100K, an Afro Dance Class with Lerato, South African BBQ from Shisanyama Kings & craft stalls by Haruka The Alchemist & Threads Of Ghana. It’s a Family affair. All welcome. Free Entry. Get ready to eat, drink & dance!

Afrocan Days

Chris NG, Yenzi, Datboy, Rama Osto, 100K + FrankieSax (live), Colette, Trey Williams,

Lerato Afro Dance Class – FREE registration link coming soon:

Shisanyama Kings gourmet South African BBQ

Cup Day Tues Nov 4 | 1pm till 11pm

22 Whitehart Lane, CBD

All Ages (Kids accompanied by adult - welcome until 9pm)

FREE Entry

Whitehart is fully accessible

We acknowledge the original custodians of the land where the event will take place, the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, and pay our respects to their elders past, present and future.