Mo Wrights | Keti Koti: The Rhythm Remains - 1st July 2026

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Hiphophuis, House of Knowledge, Kunstinstituut Melly & Operator present: 'Keti Koti: The Rhythm Remains' Keti Koti: The Rhythm Remains brought together music, food and community to commemorate the abolition of slavery in Suriname and the former Dutch Antilles. The afternoon celebrated the resilience, creativity and cultural traditions that continue to shape the present, while creating space to gather, reflect and connect. www.operator-radio.com

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