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Oromo Culture Institute of Minnesota (OCIM)

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Art Exhibitions

We are well aware of the Oromo people's art values, and how it is worth preserving. Explore our diverse collection of contemporary and traditional art exhibitions, featuring local and international artists at the Oromo Culture Institute of Minnesota.

Culinary Delights

Food art is a universal art and the Oromo people's food art is amazing, Indulge in the culinary delights of our community with cooking workshops and food festivals at Oromo Culture Institute of Minnesota.

Culinary Delights

Indulge in the culinary delights of our community with cooking workshops and food festivals at Oromo culture institute of Minnesota.

Performing Arts

Experience the magic of live performances, including dance, music, and theater at Oromo culture institute of Minnesota. Our stage is always alive with creativity.

Educational Programs

Learn about the history and culture of our community through our educational programs, including language classes, workshops, and lectures at Oromo culture institute of Minnesota.

Community Events

We take part in or cohost so many public events including. 4th of July, Oromo Minnesota picnic, Irreecha, OSFNA, and Oromo public events Please Join us for community events, including festivals, parades, and cultural celebrations at the Oromo Cultural Institute of Minnesota. Bring your family and friends, and have a great time.

Oromo Fact

5 Fascinating Facts About The Oromo Language and Culture

Oromo, also known as Afaan Oromoo, and Oromiffa, is a language from the Cushitic branch of the Afro-Asiatic language family, and the third most widely spoken language in Africa, after Arabic and Hausa. The Oromo people are the largest ethnic group in Ethiopia. They are indigenous African people who have maintained their cultural identity and language despite the Oromo language being forbidden for much of the 20th century. Most Oromos live in the Horn of Africa (Ethiopia and Somalia), Kenya, Eritrea, and Djibouti, as well as in the Oromo Diaspora abroad. Take home a piece of the Oromo Culture Institute of Minnesota with unique souvenirs and gifts from our gift shop. From jewelry to art pieces, there's something for everyone.


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