Calendar: Dynastie Week – I AM POWER

It is with overflowing enthusiasm and immense pride that the very first Dynastie Week is announced, a unique event that will take place at Place des Arts. Under the inspiring theme “I Am Power – Je suis Power”, this week aims to highlight the richness, creativity, and passion of artisans from Black communities.

Dynastie Week is intended to be much more than a simple cultural gathering: it embodies a platform for reflection, celebration, and recognition. The event will officially begin on Sunday, March 26 with a festive brunch, a convivial occasion to bring together actors, artists, and enthusiasts around a moment of sharing.

On March 27 and 28, two major public conversations will punctuate the program. They will provide a space for exchanges on essential issues affecting Black communities, while giving the floor to influential voices, creators, and committed thinkers.

The most anticipated moment of this first edition remains, without a doubt, the Dynastie Gala. A true showcase of talent and diversity, it will celebrate a hundred nominees from various backgrounds.

On March 30, the Media Night will honor those who shine in the fields of journalism, television, radio, and digital media.

On April 1, the Culture Night will crown talents evolving in music, visual arts, stage performance, and literature.

These two festive evenings, full of glamour and emotion, will be an opportunity to celebrate not only individual achievements but also the collective strength of a community that shapes and enriches the cultural landscape.

“We are expecting you to be even more beautiful than today,” was declared during the official announcement, inviting the public to actively take part in this historic week. The tone has been set: Dynastie Week aims to be a true affirmation of power, creativity, and shared pride.

By bringing together artists, opinion leaders, creators, and the general public, this first Dynastie Week establishes itself as a pivotal moment. It seeks not only to recognize individual successes but also to strengthen ties within Black communities and to remind us of their essential role in cultural and social evolution.

With such a program, the event is already shaping up to be a memorable celebration and a tradition destined to grow in the years to come.