The festival is now in its 13th year, celebrating Afro-Brazilian ancestry, spirituality, and culture. The program included traditional rituals, cultural performances, parades, discussion groups, and educational activities
The Osun Festival has established itself as a space for resistance, the celebration of identity, and the promotion of respect for African-based religions. For over a decade, the event has brought together thousands of participants and broadened the debate on religious intolerance. The initiative is led by Babá Olosun Brasil, Elias Garcia, the festival’s founder, president of the N’Ibaim Social Institute, and leader of Ilê Asé N’Ibaim.
