
About this Event
This event includes a roundtable discussion focused on the role of entrepreneurship in converting potential into impact, as well as an exhibition displaying partners who integrate modern and ancient artwork to support sustainable development and cultural preservation in both rural and underserved urban settings.
Panelists from different disciplines will offer perspectives on how entrepreneurship can be used to develop talents and ideas for ongoing benefits to individuals and communities. The event will highlight Basa’a-Ngé wire weaving, wickerwork, and pottery techniques that are being renewed to support youth employment and maintain cultural heritage.
Community partners will present their projects and programs.
Admission is free; food, drinks, coffee, and other items are available for purchase.
Organized by Mbai Bassa Community in partnership with Eglise Franco Africaine De La Nouvelle Alliance (EFANA) and Bon Ba Mbog Centre Culturel, this event is part of the Bisai festival, October 3–5, 2025, in Berkeley, Newark. Details: https://mbaibassa.org/2025-bisai-festival.


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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
2727 College Ave, 2727 College Avenue, Berkeley, United States
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