An Afrocentric social enterprise based on creating events, fashion, and opportunity!
The GOAL
Founded by Adora Nwofor , a prominent public figure in Canada’s arts community,
Bluuphoria Creatives provides opportunities for Black Creatives and entrepreneurs.
We aim to break barriers and shift perspectives within the Canadian art and entertainment Industry.
Current Projects & Events
Down with the Thickness
Merry THICK-MAS! An evening of Drag and Burlesque featuring Adora Nwofor aka The Statuesse and other amazing THICK BEAUTIES.
Living A Creative Life
As a salute to the thousands of Calgarians who are living creative lives, Calgary Arts Development has launched a new web series to celebrate creative living in our city. Each episode highlights Calgarians manifesting their creativity in different ways, through different mediums and genres, throughout the city, by asking how do you live a creative life?
Curious & Uninhibited
Adora
Nwofor
A challenger of norms and a lover of people and culture. She seeks to use her unique perspective and talents to empower and provide opportunities for the Black community.
BOOK BLUUPHORIA
Create Unforgettable & Diverse Programs and Events
Original
Anti-Racism
Apparel
Sizes up to 3XL
Work with Adora
Comedy
Public Speaking & MCing
1-on-1 Mentorship
Workshops
Adora’s Lifestyle Blog
Follow along as she live her life as an entrepreneurs, artist, advocate, fashionista and more!
Black Joy in 2024
I’m Adora; a small business owner, writer, producer, comedian, public speaker, activist, actor, MUA, Model, Wardrobe stylist and AnthGeek (Anth- Anthropology) based in Western Canada.
Black History/Future/Now Month
I’m Adora; a small business owner, writer, producer, comedian, public speaker, activist, actor, MUA, Model, Wardrobe stylist and AnthGeek (Anth- Anthropology) based in Western Canada.
Happy Black Burlesque day!
I’m Adora; a small business owner, writer, producer, comedian, public speaker, activist, actor, MUA, Model, Wardrobe stylist and AnthGeek (Anth- Anthropology) based in Western Canada.
Land Acknowledgement
As a Black woman, I am no stranger to the colonialist culture we currently live in. I too am a settler here on Treaty 7 as this is not the land of my ancestors. I would like to take this opportunity to acknowledge traditional and ancestral territory of the Blackfoot Confederacy: Kainai, Piikani and Siksika as well as the Tsuu T’ina Nation and Stoney Nakoda First Nation. The traditional territories of the Indigenous peoples of the Treaty 7 region and Métis Nation of Alberta, Region 3. I respect the histories, languages, and cultures of First Nations, Metis, Inuit, and all First Peoples of Canada, whose presence continues to enrich our community.
The Indigenous community has touched my life and I will to continue do work that not only seeks justice for the Black community but for the Indigenous community as well.