Ifa Yoruba is committed to sharing and maintaining the integrity and relevance of Yoruba arts and culture in wider society – within local communities, both in the U.K. and overseas.

Feature on The Birmingham Press

“The four-piece collective will perform a live premiere of the nine-track album – also featuring the exceptional talents of guitarist Reuben Reynolds and bassist Josh Vadiveloo – in full at St Mary’s Parish Church in Handsworth – known as the Cathedral of the Industrial Revolution – on Friday 23rd February. At the full album performance … Read more

Feature on Grapevine Birmingham

“Speaking ahead of the album preview, Lekan Babalola, artistic director of YCAT and percussionist-songwriter with Sacred Funk Quartet, said: “As an ensemble, our sound blends elements from our unique cultural roots with diverse influences encountered along the way…We are also keen on fostering a collective space where connections are rekindled, where people can reconnect with … Read more

News

Ifa Yoruba Contemporary Arts Trust becomes Yoruba Contemporary Arts Trust Heading towards our 30th year, times have changed so much, we believe that a name change is integral to reaching more people across various divides with our cultural activities.  Hence the reason why our name is changing from Ifa Yoruba Contemporary Arts Trust (IYCAT) to … Read more