A Night of Cultural Dances

7:25 AM

Jeneane attended a night of cultural dances at the Ndere Cultural Center in Kampala.
It was so amazing to see the skill it takes to perform the tribal dances and was very interesting to learn about the districts and history of Uganda as well as try some traditional Ugandan food.
 It was a great night out with the ladies on our staff. 

 Here are some of my favorite dances of the evening








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