REMEMBER THE EXHIBITION OPENING AND DVD 

AND BOOK LAUNCH 

NEXT WEEK TUESDAY 

30TH SEPT AT 5H30 

AT THE BERGTHEIL MUSEUM WESTVILLE - 

REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED!

ARROWSA Storytelling team at Msunduzi Museum Heritage Month celebration

ARROWSA storytelling team Aslina, Khanyi and Mary presented at the Msunduzi/Voortrekker Museum in Pietermaritzburg at the Heritage Month celebration.  Dancing, singing and poetry was also presented by the elderly and children from different schools and cultures followed by different culture's food tasting.  The hall was packed with about 300 children and adults including visitors from old age homes.  It was a very entertaining and enjoyable morning with an extremely appreciative audience.  The ARROWSA team was pleased to be part of it.

ARROWSA AT BERGTHEIL MUSEUM 

FOR THE PASSBOOK COMPETITION PRIZE GIVING  18 Sept 2014

ARROWSA holding certificates of participation 

at the Local History Museum's Passbook Competition Prize Giving 

with LHM Director, Mr Thabete (centre), Palmiet Nature Reserve rangers (left to right) Johannes, Jeremiah and Philip and ARROWSA management (left to right) Bheki, Gogo Aslina, Nomusa, Khanyi, Mary and Joy

Congratulations to Local History Museums' Mohau and her team: Valencia, Lindiwe, Zimana, Anthee and Thevan for a very successful project and a wonderful event!

Thanks to all the schools and learners who took part and to the ARROWSA and Palmiet Nature Reserve facilitators.

Ethekwini Local History Museums

in association with ARROWSA 

invites you to:

THE BERGTHEIL MUSEUM Palmiet Nature Reserve EXHIBITION and DVD OPENING

and 

ENGRAVED LANDSCAPE BIESJE POORT: MANY VOICES (NHC funded project)

DURBAN BOOK LAUNCH

on

30th September 2014 

at 

The Bergtheil Museum

at

17h30 for 18h00

ARROWSA BECHET INDRA present Imbewu Yesizwe 11 for the public

Workshopped by the group and scripted and directed by Bhekithemba Dlamini

                                 

 DUT LHM ARROWSA Collaborative Jewellery Exhibition 2014

DUT Jewellery design students produced beautiful jewellery for this years exhibition.

ARROWSA Bechet learners led by Bhekithemba Dlamini met with Indra Director David Oddie visiting from the UK as well as Local History Museum staff and visiting world architectural conference delegates

DUT Fine Arts and Jewellery Design head Chris de Beer and Jewellery Design lecturer Marlene de Beer at the opening with visitors from the public

ARROWSA Bechet learners entertained the public with their traditional songs and dances outside of the Old Court House Museum before the opening speeches

Director of Indra and founder of ARROW, David Oddie (MBE) was a guest speaker who entertained and enlightened the visitors.

ARROWSA Bechet moved the audience with their songs and poetry.  Especially the poem by Darnell Fortune.

The exhibition still runs till the end of September so go and view the beautiful art deco artefacts on display and purchase your own beautiful piece of art deco inspired piece of jewellery.

A sneak preview of the some of the jewellery that will be on sale 

made by DUT Jewellery Design Students

a portion of profits goes to ARROWSA Bechet intercultural exchange

See you at the opening!