Move to the rhythm of the African diaspora. Connect through culture. Flow with purpose.
AfroFusion Flow is a dynamic dance and wellness program that celebrates the rich movement traditions of Africa and its global diaspora. Blending elements of Afrobeat, Amapiano, traditional African dance, Caribbean rhythms, and contemporary movement, each class offers an energetic and welcoming experience for dancers of all levels. More than a dance class, AfroFusion Flow is a space where culture, fitness, and community come together. Participants build strength, coordination, and confidence while exploring the music, stories, and traditions that inspire movement across the African world. Whether you’re looking for a fun workout, a deeper connection to African and diaspora cultures, or simply a supportive community where you can express yourself through dance, AfroFusion Flow invites you to move, learn, and grow.
AfroFusion Flow's Director and Lead instructor is Shelita Augustus. Shelita is a dance extraordinaire from Danville, VA, and a member 20-year-old Kuumba West African Dance Company, founded and run by her mother, Patricia Hall. She has been immersed in West African dance and culture since the age of four, mastering both dancing and drumming. Over the past 20+ years, Shelita has performed across the East Coast, attended numerous conferences across the United States, and choreographed for several West African dance organizations throughout the state of Virginia. A highlight of her journey was the opportunity to travel to Guinea, West Africa, to study under Mouminatou Camara, a world-renowned Guinean dance instructor.
Shelita hopes to use the dance of the African Diaspora as more than just choreography; she aims to teach in a way that inspires a true appreciation for the culture, history, and movement. Valuing community above all, she welcomes everyone regardless of race and uses dance as a powerful means to bring people together. Inherited from her mother, Shelita has just one rule for her dance classes: to have fun and teaches by her mother’s favorite quote: "Positive Energy makes Life Worth Living."