Founding — 1998
Founded in the coastal villages of Volta, Elorm Borborbor began as a community initiative to revive traditional Borborbor songs and dances led by village elders and youth coordinators.
A living bridge between tradition and contemporary cultural expression — Cherishing roots, teaching the future.
Founded in the coastal villages of Volta, Elorm Borborbor began as a community initiative to revive traditional Borborbor songs and dances led by village elders and youth coordinators.
Formalized as the Elorm Borborbor Group, we introduced structured classes, inter-village performances, and cultural workshops across the region.
Recognized for excellence in cultural preservation with invitations to national festivals, educational partnerships, and media features highlighting Borborbor traditions.
Pivoted to digital programs during global travel restrictions and launched virtual workshops to connect diasporic communities to living traditions.
Ongoing projects include youth mentorship, archival recordings, and collaborative performances that innovate while honoring core cultural practices.
Borborbor is more than movement; it is an expressive language of community memory. Rooted in harvest celebrations, rites of passage, and communal storytelling, the dance fosters social cohesion and transmits values across generations. Our work documents variations, preserves songs and rhythms, and situates Borborbor within contemporary cultural dialogues.