Welcome to CultureTree​

We are a pan-African organisation committed to showcasing the beauty, diversity and ingenuity of Africa and Africans.


YorubaStars Playgroup

Vacancy – Walking Tour Guides

We are looking for passionate, friendly and knowledgeable Walking Tour Guides keen to take on freelancing work on a routine basis, starting in late April 2024.

The walking tours are specifically showcasing Yoruba heritage and culture in Southwark borough so knowledge of this would be advantageous, although you will receive full training.

Join YorubaStars Community

Our goal is to foster a vibrant and supportive community that empowers Yoruba families worldwide to connect with their cultural heritage, facilitate language learning, and create lasting connections through engaging activities for both parents and children.

As a Member of YorubaStars Community you get access to the following benefits:

  • Weekly Yoruba Stories
  • Private Group Chat
  • Networking Events
  • Monthly Q&A Sessions
  • Parenting Workshops
  • Exclusive Content Library

Ọmọ Mi – My Child

£12.99

A collection of original Yorùbá lullabies written and sung by Gbemisola Isimi

  • Beautifully illustrated book
  • Songs available on all music streaming platforms
  • Perfect gift for expectant and New Mums

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Yoruba Heritage Walking Trails & Murals


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Client Testimonials

We are extremely passionate about the work that we do and put our all into exceeding the expectations of our Clients and every single project we work on.

“Tate partnered with CultureTree on Portraits of a Community, a project connected to A World in Common exhibition at Tate Modern. CultureTree gathered a group of people from the African diaspora to sit for portraits by the photographer Ruth Ginika Ossai. CultureTree, led sensitively and confidently by Gbemi, were integral to the success of the project – a necessary bridge between Tate and the project participants and a dependable and thoughtful partner. The project was joyful, emotional, celebratory and a high point of both the exhibition and my work at Tate.” 
Julia LePla, Senior Manager, Learning Partnerships, Tate
“A huge thank you and congratulations, you put together such an amazing line-up. It was very special, and we are so grateful for your generosity.”
Paul Crook, Head of Education, South London Gallery
“I just wanted to say a huge thank you for Saturday. All three sessions were really fabulous, we’ve had fabulous feedback from parents and I’ve been hearing all about tortoises and bears all week from my daughter.”
Hannah Azieb Pool, Artistic Director & CEO
Bernie Grant Arts Centre

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