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jamii 2: ludi

Craft your family Ludi board

Hosted by The Real Ting, this family workshop allows you to design your own Ludi board, expressing your family’s unique cultural heritage.

Ludi or Ludo, is a classic family board game, in which the two to four players race their tokens to finish rounds across the board. With it’s origins inspired by the ancient Indian game Pachisi, Ludi is popular amongst African and diaspora communities all over the world.

In this workshop, groups of 3-4, will have the chance to customise their own boards, bringing to them their unique culture and creativity.  All materials will be provided!

This workshop is curated by Jukebox Collective and delivered as a part of our partnership with SSAP for JAMII 2,  a series of workshops addressing health and wellbeing for African communities in Cardiff.

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Time: 14:30 – 16:30

Date: 8 December 2024

Location:  Green Room, Grange Pavilion, Cardiff CF11 7LJ

Guidelines:
– Form registration is to be completed by one person on behalf of each group

– Groups must have 3-4 participants
– Open to ages 12 and above. Elders highly encouraged.
– All boards and materials will be provided
– Only ONE Ludi board will be available for each group
An email confirmation will be sent on upon successful registration. 
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meet your host

The Real Ting is a family run authentic Jamaican street food stall. Based in Cardiff Market, lead by husband and wife duo Albert and Lauren Vale. Albert, who is from Portland in Jamaica, moved to Wales four years ago and began the business during lockdown. They are interested in delivering authentic Jamaican experiences bringing local communities together around food and music. In 2023 they hosted the Jamaica Independence Day celebration at Chapter Arts Centre.

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our partners

Sub-Sahara Advisory Panel (SSAP) was formed in 2009 when a number of African diaspora groups in Wales met to consider how they might collectively advance their common interest in local issues affecting African communities in Wales as well as those in Africa. They apply lived experience, skills, capacity and knowledge found within Welsh African diaspora communities.

Jamii 2 is funded by The National Lottery Community Fund

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