The DuSable Museum was transformed to a venue of international culture and celebration July 20 as the world-famous institution welcomed Senegal’s President Abdoulaye Wade to its South Side confines.
The DuSable Museum was transformed to a venue of international culture and celebration July 20 as the world-famous institution welcomed Senegal’s President Abdoulaye Wade to its South Side confines. Wade, 84, has been the leader of the West African nation since 2000, serving as its third president. The event at the DuSable Museum, which also featured a special performance by Chicago’s esteemed Muntu Dance Theater Company, was to help highlight Senegalese culture.
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