The Dinizulu African Dancers, Drummers and Singers | The African Diaspora Children's Museum Kimati Dinizulu and his Kotoko Society | Events, Classes and Workshops | The Dinizulu Cultural Archives   The African Family Lecture Series | Products   Join in the festivities of Ghana's Emancipation And Panafest Celebrations with the oldest running tour to Ghana.  Study with Master Dancers, Drummers, and Herbalists.  See the markets, wood carver’s, the slave castles and Kente weavers.  Visit the Asantehene, and sit with the Elders of Larteh, Agona, Akim and Awukugwa.  Behold the glorious Dagomba of Northern Ghana.  Journey to the Sacred Shrines of your Ancestors.  These tours were first started and led by the late Nana Yao Opare Dinizulu in 1971, and the Legacy continues.  This journey is especially for those interested in the culture and traditions of  African people.  December 25th 2002 - Jan 7th 2003, Tour Coordinator: Nana Yao Opare Kimati Dinizulu.   Some photos from past trips to Ghana.  Click on the thumbnails for a larger view.                                  1. Gonjey musician in upper region. 2. Burial grounds of enslaved Africans. 3. Akonnedi Shrine  4. Entrance to dungeons at a Slave Castle. 5. Another entrance to dungeons at a Slave Castle.  6. Northern Ghana. 7. An Elder.  8. Powerful Shrines in a village. 9. The seaside on a cool evening. 10. More Shrines 11. Shea Butter at the market. 12. A Fra - Fra musician.  13. A very old shrine deep in the bush. 14. A young musician and storyteller in a village. 14.The entrance to "Donkor Nsu" Slave River.   Click Here To View A Short Clip From Our Last Journey To Ghana.