Music, dance and storytelling are part of life in Africa, and when Jiji La Watoto appears at the Habitot Children's Museum on Sunday, they'll offer a virtual journey into the heart of a warm, rich culture.
During the hourlong presentation - part of the museum's daylong Black History Month celebration - kids can play with tot-size drums and shakers, listen to stories about Africa, learn some Swahili so they can sing along, watch African dancers and show off a few African dance moves. But unlike the weekly classes for 2- to 5-year-olds that Jiji La Watoto conducts at Habitot, Sunday is geared toward getting the whole family involved.
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