South African Association of

Connecting Cultures

Bringing South African spirit alive in Alberta’s heart.

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A group of performers stand on stage, each in matching traditional attire, consisting of white shirts with decorative patterns, while holding microphones. They are facing an audience seated in front of them. Behind the performers, a banner advertises a Black History Month event featuring Black Umfolosi from Zimbabwe. The setting is indoors, featuring a backdrop of dark curtains and a partially visible upper gallery.

Our Mission & Vision

Bringing together South African heritage and Alberta spirit, we build community through shared culture and support.

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A group of people are gathered outside near a thatched roof structure, engaging in a communal meal. They are wearing traditional attire, and serving food from a table set with pots and plates. The setting is outdoors, with clear blue skies and some trees in the background.

Our Story Community Events

Bringing together South Africans in Alberta through lively cultural celebrations.

Gallery

Vibrant moments from our South African Alberta community events.

A circular black and white emblem or seal with the letter 'A' in the center. The surrounding text reads 'Alphabets & Images Incorporated'. The design features a detailed border and is set against a plain background.
A person is adorned in traditional attire with intricate beadwork and distinctive patterns. The clothing features bright colors, including red and white with detailed decorations. The individual has long hair styled with accessories and appears poised and dignified.
A large crowd of people gathers by the riverside during a vibrant cultural or religious festival. Many individuals are dressed in bright, colorful clothing, with some holding offerings or baskets. In the background, a prominent steel bridge spans the river, and boats can be seen on the water. The scene captures a sense of communal celebration and tradition.
A detailed view of a vintage locomotive, showcasing a metallic plaque with 'NG143' and 'South African Railways' in both English and Afrikaans. A person is partially visible with one arm resting against the door frame, dressed in dark blue work attire. The locomotive is painted in a deep green tone with various mechanical components, including pipes, visible on the side.
Two men wearing white polo shirts with a logo stand in front of a banner. The banner displays the name 'Inkanyeti Foundation' and an image of a person with glasses. There is a table with items in the background to the right.
A person is standing with arms outstretched inside a large, yellow picture frame that has 'Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa' written on top. In the background, there are people seated at a cafe by the waterfront, with boats docked on the water and a mountain range visible. The sky is partly cloudy.

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