Childrens Entertainers

Sep 21, 2017 | Uncategorized | 0 comments

By africanactivities

For children’s parties and events we have a number of entertainers who are sure to keep your little ones (and the adults) entertained!

With art, textiles, drumming, dancing a storytelling on offer we are sure to have something to suit your birthday party or event that will really be remembered!

“We recently attended a fabulous birthday party and Kwame was brilliant! I have a three, five and seven year old – and there aren’t many activities our there that have all three occupied at the same time! Highly recommended.” Charley

“It’s amazing watching Kwame maintain the attention of the kids. They are so attentive to the music and the story. AND, there are drums to beat and dancing to do.” Cathy

“My daughter attended a birthday party and Kwame was excellent. All the kids had a fabulous time and were transfixed” Natalie

“Kwame came to do my sons birthday party, he told the children stories, sang songs with them and the children had the chance to experience playing the drum. The children were completely engaged and they loved every minute of it. Thank you so much for a great experience! I would definitely recommend booking for a children’s party.” Michele

 

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