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Mai Yvonne never showed greed but was powerless to do anything to save the project.

The new and the old can work in tandem.

Here Mai Yvonne is showing the shakers used with mbira music and drums

Describes the music of bomba and plena, two folkloric genres of music, song and dance from Puerto Rico associated with the vejigantes.

The meeting area at Masikandoro.

The community leaders, the headman, Sabhukus of Bare and Bare community sharing in this vision for their community that I had.

The mbira guys discussing

The Masikandoro meeting.

The market

Flyer for "The Line Up", an event produced by The Band Called FUSE.

Excerpt from the Roots Music Exhibit Timeline:

"After a string of ever more energetic and popular events, the band and I decided to start our own show, The Line Up. This event…

The lightbulb moment of the vision.

We can not do anything without the involvement of the community leaders.

The late Mr Shumba from Bare Village

The kitchen in use

The kitchen area from the top

The kitchen area 2

Mrs.Shumba's kitchen ware and a very clean kitchen.

A representation of Eleguá, the keeper of the crossroads, by the Raíces Folkloric Ensemble.

Ishmael writing what Zvarimwa was telling him about our history

The drums are the heartbeat and the pulse that runs through a variety of genres in the African diaspora, including in Afro-Brazilian capoeira.

Pepe's private collection in his Stanhope, NJ home.

Local artist Jeff Cohen with his submission "The Gift of Water", on display in the group art show of the Water Is Life exhibit series.

Here Tino is playing mbira. A gift he got in a dream no practice at all.

Mrs Shumba's granddaughters, our future generations in her kitchen.

Where we would build the meeting area.