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Calabash Unit, a traditional folk dance group stopped by the hospital this afternoon to entertain our patients. The group performed three songs that represented the three tribes in Monrovia; the Kru, Bassas and Grebos. Liberian folk dancers tell the traditions, rites of passage and everyday life of the tribes of Liberia.
– Below are some of the kids, parents, and volunteers watching the dancers from the patient recovery room.
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