“A Night of Remembrance for Adwa”. It is focused on Ethiopian identity and the historical significance of the Adwa Victory. The event will feature a rich program of performances, artistic presentations, lectures, and discussions, and is organized to honor the spirit of unity, peace, and Ethiopian heritage.
Here are the key details of the event
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Date: February 25, 2025 (21st of Yekatit, 2017 in the Ethiopian calendar)
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Time: 10:00 AM onwards
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Venue: Adwa Victory Museum (located at the piazza area in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia)
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Entry Fees:
- General Admission: 300 Birr
- VIP: 500 Birr
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Tickets Available: Tickets can be purchased at the following locations:
- Tele Birr (Mobile payment system)
- Jafar Bookstore
- Cultural Food and Music Venue (for a traditional Ethiopian cultural experience)
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Program Highlights:
- Lectures and Discussions: There will be intellectual discussions and talks on Ethiopian identity and the significance of the Adwa Victory, with participation from renowned political figures, scholars, and writers.
- Performances: The event will feature performances from prominent Ethiopian artists and cultural groups, including music, poetry, and drama. Some key personalities include:
- Abraham Gizaw: A prominent Ethiopian intellectual and writer.
- Dina Mufti: An ambassador and cultural advocate.
- Dr. Wodajeneh Mehareb: A historian and political commentator.
- Usman Abubeker Ahmed: A renowned poet.
- Artist Tesfaye Sima and Artist Adanech W/Gebriel: Performing Ethiopian traditional arts.
- Special Performances: Ethiopian traditional military, cultural music, and folk dances to honor Ethiopia’s victory at Adwa.
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Special Guests and Honorees:
- High-ranking government officials, politicians, and intellectuals will attend.
- A variety of media figures, including journalists and writers, will be involved in covering the event.
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Additional Activities:
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Special Cultural Food Experiences: Traditional Ethiopian dishes will be available for guests, contributing to the celebration of Ethiopian culture.
This event is dedicated to the Adwa Victory, which is a historic and symbolic moment in Ethiopian history, representing the triumph of Ethiopian sovereignty and the defeat of colonial forces. It will be a vibrant gathering of artists, intellectuals, and political figures, reflecting on Ethiopian history, culture, and unity.
