Join us a for a free family-friendly concert with A2VT (Africa to Vermont) and a special Ethiopian dinner with Chef Alganesh at Zenbarn!
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This is our latest event in a series of community-based events showcasing the incredible diversity in our Vermont community! Enjoy a FREE all-ages show with A2VT and try out some incredible Ethiopian cuisine with Chef Alganesh! Dinner is available for purchase starting at 5pm. Music starts at 6pm.
Plus, we'll have art for sale by Burlington artist Raphaella Brice!
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Representing Somalia, Tanzania and Burundi and currently living in Burlington, Vermont, A2VT synthesizes their native African musical and dance roots with Western pop and Hip Hop sensibilities. Their songs, performed in up to eight unique languages, reflect their journey from Africa to America, and celebrate the musical collision of two continents and the party that ensues!
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Ethiopia and Eritrea are countries in the horn of Africa. The two staple components of this authentic cuisine are injera and berbere. Injera is a staple food, usually made from teff flour, and it is unique to both countries. It is a fermented, sourdough flatbread served with variety of stews & curries of meats and veggies, also called wet, on top. Berbere is a traditional spice blend that is the backbone of Ethiopian & Eritrean cuisine. It's used in many different dishes, including the national dish, Doro wet (chicken stew). Traditionally, the food is eaten by hand from a common platter, communal dining tradition; don't be afraid to dig in! Food will be available to purchase and eat on-site. It is served on a platter and each dish can be shared.

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