Tsoro Arts Center

Getting ready to start working on a new Marimba set with my team.

So happy to take the set to VicFalls.

Tsoro Arts Center updated their info in the about section.

Tsoro Arts Center updated their info in the about section.

Hi family and friends our food fundraising is still going on.Please help us feed 48 kids at our center to have Xmas hampers.And we still kids who are inneed of school fees.For those who are interested on helping you can Contact Martha Thom,Jacob Mafuleni or Dana Parrish Moffet.Tatenda
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Chromatic Marimba how it started.

Electric Mbiras and chromatic Marimba order yours.

Looking forward to watch this film.

Don't miss the film screening and live discussion tomorrow April 18! https://kutandara.org/online-live-sessions/

Film Screening: Shanda
6 pm CAT | 12 pm EDT
10 am MDT | 9 am PDT

*used with permission of the Directors John and Louise Riber; available to festival-goers for 24 hours on youtube *

Shanda is a documentary about the life and music of Oliver “Tuku” Mtukudzi from Zimbabwe. The film follows Tuku on a tour of his country and into his past, through a series of concerts and interviews filmed around Zimbabwe, as he performs the songs that were most pivotal to his career. Tuku and his band “The Black Spirits” are captured performing at a most remarkable time of their long history together, and the energy of their music and dance explodes from the screen as Tuku sings the songs that mean most to him, in the places closest to his heart.

Film Discussion with Directors John and Louise Riber
moderated by Blessing Chimanga
7:30 pm CAT | 1:30 pm EDT
11:30 am MDT | 10:30 am PDT
live on Zoom | meeting ID: 883 1278 0484

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Tsoro Arts Center updated their website address.

Tsoro Arts Center updated their website address.

14 peace Marimbas which goes to Botswana Maruapula school in Gaborone.

I would like to congratulate Tsoro Arts for winning Dreamstar finals 2nd place!
I would also want to take this opportunity to thank all the parents of Tsoro kids for being supportive. Thank you very much may god bless you all Tatenda!

Mafelanis take Mbira to the world & back

http://www.newzimbabwe.com/showbiz-35134-Mafelanis+take+Mbira+to+the+world++back/showbiz.aspx

Mafelanis take Mbira to the world & back FOR the Mafuleni family, traditional mbira music runs in the blood. They owe everything that they have to mbira music - their house, their car, a recording studio and an Arts Centre.

http://www.newzimbabwe.com/showbiz-35134-Mafelanis+take+Mbira+to+the+world++back/showbiz.aspx

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We need your support!

Tsoro Arts Center is raising money to help provide basic necessities and access to education for their students. International artists Martha Thom and Jacob Mafuleni currently volunteer their time and energy to teach marimba, mbira and traditional dance at the center, where access to learning is free and open to youth of the Dzivaresekwa community of Harare. After only two years of learning how to play, the current Tsoro Arts Center students are growing to be truly amazing performers as they learn to showcase their skills at local festivals and events.

But Tsoro Arts Center provides much more than just music in support of their students. The organization seeks funding for the 2017 calendar year so they are able to continue to provide simple meals to help meet the basic needs of all youth enrolled at the center. We especially seek help to ensure that all members have their rights to formal education met this coming year.

Our fundraising goal for 2017 is $6,047, which will cover one meal a day for 10 students at the center as well as school fees and school supplies for 8 enrolled students who currently cannot afford to attend school next year.

$155 sends 1 child to school per term

$195 feeds the marimba kids for one month

Payments can be made via PayPal to Dana Moffett of Rubatano Center: Paypal.Me/DanaMoffett
Dana will make sure all of the funds are sent to Tsoro Arts in Zimbabwe. Also checks can be sent to Rubatano, PO Box 640, Langley WA 98260.

If you would like to assist with fundraising for the center or have any questions, please contact: [email protected]

Tatenda chaizvo uye ivai neZororo rakanaka!
Many thanks and Happy Holidays!

Jacob, Martha and the rest of the Tsoro Arts Center team

Wishing you the best in 2017!

We need your support!

Tsoro Arts Center is raising money to help provide basic necessities and access to education for their students. International artists Martha Thom and Jacob Mafuleni currently volunteer their time and energy to teach marimba, mbira and traditional dance at the center, where access to learning is free and open to youth of the Dzivaresekwa community of Harare. After only two years of learning how to play, the current Tsoro Arts Center students are growing to be truly amazing performers as they learn to showcase their skills at local festivals and events.

But Tsoro Arts Center provides much more than just music in support of their students. The organization seeks funding for the 2017 calendar year so they are able to continue to provide simple meals to help meet the basic needs of all youth enrolled at the center. We especially seek help to ensure that all members have their rights to formal education met this coming year.

Our fundraising goal for 2017 is $6,047, which will cover one meal a day for 10 students at the center as well as school fees and school supplies for 8 enrolled students who currently cannot afford to attend school next year.

$155 sends 1 child to school per term

$195 feeds the marimba kids for one month

Payments can be made via PayPal to Dana Moffett of Rubatano Center: Paypal.Me/DanaMoffett
Dana will make sure all of the funds are sent to Tsoro Arts in Zimbabwe. Also checks can be sent to Rubatano, PO Box 640, Langley WA 98260.

If you would like to assist with fundraising for the center or have any questions, please contact: [email protected]

Tatenda chaizvo uye ivai neZororo rakanaka!
Many thanks and Happy Holidays!

Jacob, Martha and the rest of the Tsoro Arts Center team

Pay Rubatano using PayPal.Me

https://www.paypal.me/DanaMoffett

Pay Rubatano using PayPal.Me Go to paypal.me/DanaMoffett and type in the amount. Since it’s PayPal, it's easier and more secure. Don’t have a PayPal account? No worries. Getting one is fast and free.

We need your support!

Tsoro Arts Center is raising money to help provide basic necessities and access to education for their students. International artists Martha Thom and Jacob Mafuleni currently volunteer their time and energy to teach marimba, mbira and traditional dance at the center, where access to learning is free and open to youth of the Dzivaresekwa community of Harare. After only two years of learning how to play, the current Tsoro Arts Center students are growing to be truly amazing performers as they learn to showcase their skills at local festivals and events.

But Tsoro Arts Center provides much more than just music in support of their students. The organization seeks funding for the 2017 calendar year so they are able to continue to provide simple meals to help meet the basic needs of all youth enrolled at the center. We especially seek help to ensure that all members have their rights to formal education met this coming year.

Our fundraising goal for 2017 is $6,047, which will cover one meal a day for 10 students at the center as well as school fees and school supplies for 8 enrolled students who currently cannot afford to attend school next year.

$155 sends 1 child to school per term

$195 feeds the marimba kids for one month

Payments can be made via PayPal to Dana Moffett of Rubatano Center: Paypal.Me/DanaMoffett
Dana will make sure all of the funds are sent to Tsoro Arts in Zimbabwe. Also checks can be sent to Rubatano, PO Box 640, Langley WA 98260.

If you would like to assist with fundraising for the center or have any questions, please contact: [email protected]

Tatenda chaizvo uye ivai neZororo rakanaka!
Many thanks and Happy Holidays!

Jacob, Martha and the rest of the Tsoro Arts Center team

The Marimba set that we made before I leave Harare. That's for Belvedere Junior.

A is our way of like.Morning good people

Marimba chete.

Greetingz from the motherland...

hope you all well

Alto Marimba, This one also went to Little Canada,MN USA.

Rise and shine hope you all well

Greetingz from the mother land. Hope you all well

181 likes..we love you all

Good morning to you all

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