The Abusua Project is a faith-based (Christian) initiative that celebrates Africa and people of African descent, by offering a unique recreational experience that is fun, inspiring and educational.
What do guests do?
- At each session, participants get to play exciting, original games, network with other participants from various backgrounds, discuss the future of Africa, and learn new facts about the continent.
What can you look forward to?
- Curate the session's playlist with an interactive game.
- Build Africa's map, country by country (and try to beat the record time!)
- Reflect on what Africa means to you, and share your dreams for the continent.
- Love trivia? Test your knowledge on food, history, and culture with our lively, competitive quiz.
- See how many African flags you can correctly identify (you might be surprised).
- Meet the family: get to know other guests by answering fun questions and engaging in meaningful discussions.
- Get a custom souvenir to remind you of Africa (and of us).
What are the details?
- Timing and Duration: Sessions typically run from 11 AM GMT to 2 PM GMT (3 hours), but timing can be adjusted to suit each group's needs.
- Location: Event locations are unique to each session and will be communicated to registered participants.
- Number of Participants: This experience is best enjoyed in groups of 4 to 12 people, so we highly recommend coming with friends or as a group. Groups of 3 or fewer people, however, will still find the sessions valuable and meaningful.
- Our sessions are suitable for all ages, but we generally recommend a minimum age of 7 years.
- There is no strict dress code, however, guests are invited to wear something Africa-inspired.
- Very minimal physical activity is involved (writing, picking and pinning).
