Big thanks to Love Our Schools for having us at the CAFE Launch! You guys do truly amazing work in our community, & we are incredibly blessed to be a part of it.
The TMM Project 2026 Upcoming Performances!
The TMM Project is excited to share our 2026 performance schedule across Louisiana. Asterisk indicates open to the general public.
Mon, June 1 — Abbeville Branch, 10am
Mon, June 1 — W.B.R South Branch, 2:30pm
Tues, June 2 — Basile Branch, 10am
Tues, June 2 — Ville Platte Branch, 2pm
Wed, June 3 — Pine Prairie Branch, 10am
Wed, June 3 — Mamou Branch, 2pm
Thurs, June 4 — Erath Branch, 10am
Fri, June 5 — Bunkie Branch, 9am
Fri, June 5 — Cottonport KC Hall, 12pm
Fri, June 5 — Fox Theatre, 3pm
Mon, June 8 — Boyce Branch, 10am
Mon, June 8 — Libuse Branch, 6pm
Tues, June 9 — Hineston Branch, 10am
Tues, June 9 — Westside Branch, 6pm
Wed, June 10 — Robertson Branch, 10am
Wed, June 10 — Martin Branch, 2pm
Thurs, June 11 — McDonald Branch, 10am
Thurs, June 11 — MLK Jr. Branch, 6pm
Fri, June 12 — Main Branch, 10am
Fri, June 12 — Johnson Branch, 2pm
Mon, June 15 — Gonzales Branch, 10am
Mon, June 15 — Galvez Branch, 2pm
Tues, June 16 — WAG Center, 10am
Tues, June 16 — Dutchtown Branch, 2pm
Wed, June 17 — Lake D’arbonne State Park, 10am
Wed, June 17 — Winnfield Moss Street Rec Center, 2pm
Thurs, June 18 — Rosehouse, TBD
Fri, June 19 — Confidence Campaign, 9:30am
Mon, June 22 — Glen Oaks Park Elementary, 9am
Tues, June 23 — Oakdale Branch, 10am
Tues, June 23 — Oberlin Branch, 1pm
Tues, June 23 — Kinder Branch, 3pm
Wed, June 24 — Addis VFW Hall, 10am
Thurs, June 25 — New Heights Gym, 12:45pm
Fri, June 26 — Delcambre Branch, 10am
Fri, June 26 — Kaplan Branch, 2pm
Sun, June 28 — DT Convention Center, 4pm
Mon, July 6 — Wallerette Branch, 10am
Mon, July 6 — Mobile Library, TBA
Mon, July 6 — SPAR, TBA
Tues, July 7 — Noth Shreve, 10:30am
Tues, July 7 — Atkins Branch, 1pm
Tues, July 7 — Mooretown Branch, 4pm
Wed, July 8 — Erwinnville Community Center, 10am
Wed, July 8 — Jewel J. Newman Community Center, 1pm
Thurs, July 9 — Ferriday Branch, 10:15am
Thurs, July 9 — Vidalia Branch, 2pm
Fri, July 10 — Louisiana State University Eunice, 9am
Sat, July 11 — Back-to-School Bash, 10am
Tues, July 21 — Hackberry Branch, 10am
Tues, July 21 — Johnson Bayou Branch
Wed, July 22 — Grand Chenier Branch, 10am
Wed, July 22 — Cameron Branch, 2pm
Thurs, July 23 — Grand Lake Branch
Thurs, July 23 — Klondike Community Center, 3pm
Thurs, July 30 — Thensted Center, 11am
See everyone out on the road!!
Louisiana Arts Day 2026 at the State Capitol Recap!
The TMM Project was proud to join Louisiana Arts Day at the State Capitol, standing alongside artists, educators, and advocates from across the state supporting the future of arts education in Louisiana.
We spent the day connecting with community leaders, sharing our mission, and highlighting the importance of keeping the arts strong in our schools and communities.
Scroll below to view highlights from our day at the Capitol.
ArtBreak 2026 40th Anniversary Headliner Celebration!
The TMM Project was honored to headline ArtBreak 2026, celebrating 40 years of the largest student arts showcase in the South.
Hosted by the Shreveport Regional Arts Council, this milestone event brought together thousands of students to celebrate creativity across music, visual art, dance, and performance.
Our set focused on encouraging students to use their voice, trust their creativity, and believe in what they can become.
Scroll below for performance highlights and behind-the-scenes moments.
TMM Project Upcoming 2026 Performance Schedule
Let’s go! Kicking it off today!
*Asterisk denotes events open to the general public
Wed, Jan 28 - Erath MS - 8:30am, 9:45am
Fri, Jan 30 - Legion Park Elementary - 9:15am
Fri, Jan 30 - Montegut Elementary - 11:20am
Fri, Jan 30 - Grand Caillou Elementary - 1:30pm, 2:30pm
Fri, Feb 6 - Chitimacha Tribal School - 9:00am
Sat, Feb 7 - *Children’s Museum of Acadiana - 12:00pm
Fri, Feb 13 - Patterson Junior High School - 9:30am
Wed, Feb 18 - *Wallette Branch - 10:00am
Wed, Feb 18 - *David Raines Branch - 4:00pm
Wed, Feb 18 - Rusheon Middle School - TBD
Thu, Feb 19 - *North Caddo Branch - 9:00am
Thu, Feb 19 - *Cedar Grove Branch - 3:30pm
Fri, Feb 20 - *Hamilton Branch - 10:00am
Fri, Feb 20 - *Broadmoor Branch - 4:30pm
Sat, Feb 21 - *Mooretown Branch - 11:00am
Sat, Feb 21 - *West Shreve Branch - 3:00pm
Mon, Feb 23 - Martial Billeaud Elementary - 9:30am
Mon, Feb 23 - Juvenile Continuing Education Center - 11:30am
Mon, Feb 23 - St. Martinville Junior High - 2:00pm
Tue, Feb 24 - Ville Platte High School - TBD
Fri, Mar 6 - LLA Conference - 11:00am
Sat, Mar 28 - Willow Street Arts Festival - 1:00pm
Tue, Mar 31 - Woodvale Elementary - TBD
Fri, Apr 17 - Terrytown Elementary - 9:00am
Mon, Apr 20 - Fri, Apr 24 - ArtBreak Festival
KATC TV 3: ‘Connect’ brings mental health awareness to Iberia Parish classrooms
Shout-out to KATC TV 3 for the recent feature on our Connect Program!!
Article Originally Posted By KATC: Katie Navarro
Posted 4:13 PM, Nov 12, 2025 and last updated 4:26 PM, Nov 12, 2025
IBERIA PARISH — At North Lewis Elementary, the school day looked a little different Tuesday — with lessons that came not from a textbook, but from the stage.
Students gathered to experience Connect, an interactive performance that uses dance, music, and spoken word to spark conversations about mental health. The show is part of the Acadiana Center for the Arts’ Arts in Education program, presented in partnership with The True Mission Matters (TMM) Project…
Upcoming Fall 2025 TMM Performances!
Check out our upcoming Fall performances!
OCTOBER
Sat, Oct 18
Teach Out Loud Conference – UL Lafayette, LA – 9am
Sun, Oct 19
*St. James Welcome Center – LA – 10:30am
Tues, Oct 21
Madison MS – LA – 10:35am, 11:15am
Legacy Nursing & Rehab Center – LA – 1:30pm
Wed, Oct 22
Madison Impact Academy – LA – 10am
Madison STEAM Academy – LA – 1pm
Thurs, Oct 23
Madison HS – LA – 8:30am
Tallulah Elem – LA – TBD
Christian Acres Academy – LA – 2:15pm
Fri, Oct 24
Wright Elem – LA – 8am, 9am
Mon, Oct 27
Acadiana Renaissance Charter Academy – LA – 9:25am, 1:45pm
Wed, Oct 29
Price T. Young Fine Arts Academy – TX – 9:15am, 10:15am
NOVEMBER
Fri, Nov 7
Chitimacha Tribal School – LA – 2pm
Mon, Nov 10 – Wed, Nov 19
Iberia Parish Schools – LA – TBD
Thurs, Nov 20
*Save The Youth – Rayne, LA – 6:30pm
DECEMBER
Mon, Dec 8
Lafayette Parish Schools – LA – TBD
Tues, Dec 9
St. Landry Parish Schools – LA – TBD
Wed, Dec 10
St. Landry Parish Schools – LA – TBD
Thurs, Dec 11
St. Martin Parish Schools – LA – TBD
Fri, Dec 12
Vermilion Parish Schools – LA – TBD
Fri, Dec 19
CASA Jefferson’s Annual Winter Fest – LA – 6:15pm
Celebrating Louisiana Youth Excellence at the 2025 LYFE State Conference
We had a blast!! Thank you for having us, Governor Jeff Landry’s Office of Programs and Planning join the 2025 Louisiana Youth for Excellence (LYFE) State Conference, a statewide initiative dedicated to empowering Louisiana youth through education, leadership, and community engagement. Hosted under the Office of Governor Jeff Landry, Louisiana Youth for Excellence “LYFE” provides young people across the state with the tools and encouragement to make positive, informed choices for their futures.
We’re especially grateful to LYFE Executive Director, Dr. Amanda M. Shackelford, and her team for their ongoing support of The TMM Project and our efforts to merge the performing arts with youth empowerment initiatives. This summer, LYFE proudly stood with us as we presented our Stay HYPE Award to the Baton Rouge Center for Visual and Performing Arts (BRCVPA) for the successful launch of their new school campus, a moment that continues to inspire our mission to bridge artistry, education, and purpose. And a huge congratulations to BRCVPA for officially cutting the ribbon this past week on their brand-new building! We’re so proud to see this milestone come to life and can’t wait to watch their students continue to thrive in such a vibrant new space.
View highlights from our time at the 2025 LYFE State Conference below!
2025 Arts in Education Week TMM Highlights at the AcA!
We had a great time celebrating Arts in Education Week with the Acadiana Center for the Arts!!
The Advocate Shreveport-Bossier: Street dance, live sax and percussion provide positive message to young people in Caddo Parish
S/O to The Advocate in Shreveport-Bossier for the latest feature! Read an excerpt below and click the button to check out the full article.
Street dance, live sax and percussion provide positive message to young people in Caddo Parish
Celebrate cultural connections through the vibrant power of music and dance in the upcoming True Mission Matters Project performances.
The TMM Project is making 50 stops in Louisiana this summer, eight in Caddo Parish in July - and the organizers said the show is perfect for kids of all ages.
The TMM Project, founded and led by Louisianan Terrance Michael Morgan, wants to inspire children to explore their talent and creativity through the arts.
The TMM project offers a number of programs, depending on the audience, with positive messaging through music and dance. TMM has headlined at arts festivals around the state, including Jazz Fest in New Orleans - among other notable accomplishments, according to
Mic Drop on Culture with The TMM Project: The Town Talk in Rapides Parish for Juneteenth 2025
Shoutout to The Town Talk for the support!! Rapides Parish Library, King Branch - Rapides Parish Library Check out some of the photos from our Mic Drop on Culture program in their gallery by clicking the button below!
People gathered at the Martin Luther King Jr. branch of the Rapides Parish Library to celebrate Juneteenth on Friday (June 20, 2025) and enjoy a performance of The TMM Project's Mic Drop on Culture. Photo via the Town Talk.
Summer 2025 with TMM!
The TMM Project is hitting the road this summer with over 50 events across Louisiana, bringing art, music, and mentorship to the youth who’ll shape our future. Checkout our June & July dates to see where we will be this summer!
May 31st
*Cajun Heartland State Fair 5pm
*Cajun Heartland State Fair 7pm
June 1st
Calvary Baptist Church 3:30pm
June 4th
Summer at McGehee 2pm
June 5th
*Plain Dealing Branch 11am
*Aulds Branch 2pm
June 6th
*Central Branch 10:30am
*Tooke Branch 2pm
June 9th
*Maurice Branch 10am
*Gueydan Branch 2pm
June 10th
*Loranger Branch 10:30am
*Independence Branch 2:30pm
June 11th
*Ponchatoula Branch 10:30am
*Hammond Branch 2:30pm
June 12th
*Amite Branch 10:30am
*Kentwood Branch 2:30pm
June 13th
New Orleans Jewish Community Center 2pm
June 16th
*Norco Branch 10:30am
*St. Rose Branch 2pm
*East Regional Branch 6pm
June 17th
*Hahnville Branch 10:30am
*Paradis Branch 2pm
*West Regional Branch 6pm
June 18th
WBR Parks & Rec Camp 10am
*Medgar Evers Branch, Jackson MS 11am
*Briarwood Arts Center, Jackson MS 6pm
June 19th
Academy of the Sacred Heart 10am
June 20th
*Lincoln Parish Library 10:30am
Boys & Girls Club of North LA TBD
*MLK Branch 5:30pm
June 23rd
New Hope Laf 1pm
New Hope Laf 2pm
June 24th
The Confidence Campaign 10:30am
New Hope Laf 1pm
New Hope Laf 2pm
June 25th
*Vacherie Branch 10am
*Lutcher Branch 2pm
June 26th
*Ferriday Branch 10:15am
*Vidalia Branch 2pm
June 27th
*General Trass High School 10:30am
June 28th
*Children’s Museum of Acadiana 11:30am
June 30th
*East Branch 2pm
July 1st
New Hope Laf 1pm
New Hope Laf 2pm
July 2nd
New Hope Laf 1pm
New Hope Laf 2pm
July 3rd
Principal’s List Clubhouse 10:15am
July 9th
WBR Parks & Rec Camp 10am
The Ascent Project 1pm
July 15th
D.R.E.A.M.S. Foundation of Acadiana 11am
July 16th
*Atkins Branch 12pm
*West Shreve Branch 3:30pm
July 17th
*David Raines Branch 10am
*Oil City Branch 2pm
July 18th
SPAR/A B Palmer Center 10:45am
*Cedar Grove Branch 1pm
*Mooretown Branch 4pm
July 19th
*North Shreve Branch 11am
*Broadmoor Branch 3pm
Asterisks mean it’s open to the public, so come through, show love, and witness young voices in action.
Let’s change the world, one kid at a time.
#Arts #ColorOurWorld #PerformingArtsCollective #TheTMMProject
BRCVPA Inducted into the Hall of H.Y.P.E as 5th Annual Stay H.Y.P.E. Award Recipient!
The TMM Project proudly celebrated the Baton Rouge Center for Visual and Performing Arts (BRCVPA) as the official 2024–2025 Stay H.Y.P.E. Award recipient, marking them as the fifth honoree since our award’s founding in 2022, and the first school in our state of Louisiana’s capital city to be inducted into the Hall of H.Y.P.E.!
This honor was awarded during a high-energy ceremony on campus, filled with joy, movement, and students showcasing what it means to be HYPE! Check out the photos and videos captured throughout the day below!
BRCVPA students, faculty and staff led by their Principal, Dr. Louis L. Moore, Ed.D. were recognized for their exceptional commitment to integrating visual and performing arts into every aspect of student life. From music and dance to drama and design, the school has created a space where young voices are uplifted, creativity is cultivated, and mental wellness is prioritized keeping their community HYPE! This year’s award ceremony was made possible thanks to our incredible community support and local partners. We would like to give a special thank you to EBR Schools, EBR Fine Arts, I CARE, Louisiana Office of Cultural Development, Governor Jeff Landry's Office of Programs and Planning, & Torapath.
Together, we showed what’s possible when schools, artists, and communities unite around one powerful truth: the arts are essential to healing, learning, and growth.
#GetHypeProgram #Arts #PerformingArtsCollective #TheTMMProject #StayHYPE #HallOfHYPE #BRCVPA #ArtsEd #YouthEmpowerment #TheTMMProject #PerformingArtsMatter #MentalHealthAwareness #CreativeHealing #BatonRougeArts
KATC TV 3: Art Meets Mental Health | TMM Project at J.H. Williams Middle School in Abbeville, LA
Shout-out to Penelope Lopez of KATC TV 3 for the awesome news feature! This is what TMM is all about—sparking conversations, encouraging creativity, and reminding students that their voices and TRUE MISSIONS matter.
Check out the full video below!
#TMMProject #MentalHealthMatters #ArtHeals #SelfExpression #TrueMissionMatters
TMM Fall 2024 Upcoming Events!
We’re thrilled to announce a series of exciting events where the TMM Project will bring our collective of artists to communities across Louisiana. These events aim to raise mental health awareness and support through creativity, engagement, and collaboration. Whether you’re a student, parent, educator, or community member, there’s something for everyone, so get hyped and come see us in action!
Here’s our upcoming event schedule:
October 13 – St. James Parish Welcome Center at 12:00 PM
Location: 1094 LA-61, Gramercy, LA 70052
October 15 – Madison Steam Academy Elementary at 10:00 AM
Location: 5740 US-80, Tallulah, LA 71282
October 15 – Madison Steam Academy Middle/High at 1:00 PM
Location: 5740 US-80, Tallulah, LA 71282
October 16 – Legacy Nursing & Rehabilitation at 10:00 AM
Location: 32 Crothers Dr, Tallulah, LA 71282
October 16 – Wright Elementary at 1:00 PM
Location: 1235 Wright St, Tallulah, LA 71282
October 16 – Madison Middle (Time TBD)
Location: 5740 US-80, Tallulah, LA 71282
October 17 – Tallulah Elementary at 11:00 AM
Location: 1347 Bayou Dr, Tallulah, LA 71282
October 17 – Christian Acres Academy (Time TBD)
Location: 200 Wingfield Rd, Tallulah, LA 71282
October 17 – Madison High at 2:00 PM
Location: 5740 US-80, Tallulah, LA 71282
October 18 – Baldwin Branch Library at 4:00 PM
Location: 401 LA-83, Baldwin, LA 70514
October 19 – Baton Rouge Maker Faire at 1:15 PM
Location: 7711 Goodwood Blvd, Baton Rouge, LA 70806
October 19 – Gymtober Fest at 5:00 PM
Location: 710 S. St Blaise Ln. Youngsville, LA
October 21 – St. Martin Branch Library at 10:00 AM
Location: 201 Porter St, St. Martinville, LA 70582
October 21 – Parks Branch Library at 2:00 PM
Location: 101 Church St, Parks, LA 70582
October 21 – Breaux Bridge Library at 4:00 PM
Location: 102 Courthouse St, Breaux Bridge, LA 70517
October 21 – Cecilia Branch Library at 6:00 PM
Location: 1037 Main Hwy, Cecilia, LA 70521
October 26 – Abbeville Branch Library at 10:30 AM
Location: 405 E St Victor St, Abbeville, LA 70510
November 8 – Chitimacha Tribal School at 9:00 AM
Location: 3613 Chitimacha Trail, Jeanerette, LA 70544
November 10 – North Elementary C.A.P.S. (Guns Down Power Up) (Time TBD)
Location: 309 Oak St, Franklin, LA 70538
November 14 – Evangeline Parish After School Program at 5:00 PM
Location: 822 W. Hickory St. Ville Platte, LA 70586
November 21 – Save The Youth Event at 6:00 PM
Location: 401 Gossen Memorial Park. Dr. Rayne, LA 70578
November 25 – West Baton Rouge Library at 1:00 PM
Location: 830 N Alexander Ave, Port Allen, LA 70767
We can’t wait to see you at these events! Join the TMM Project to see our collective of artists and get hype about making a difference in mental health awareness. Let’s create positive change together!
TMM Downtown Rising Performance with National Recording Artist Marc Broussard!
Downtown Rising was an amazing event! The vibe, the music, the people & energy was just right🔥 Thank you to Marc Broussard for including us in such a special night, we are forever grateful. Check out Marc's latest album Time is a Thief released this week! #DownTownRising #Arts #PerformingArtsCollective #TheTMMProject
TMM @ THE ACA CELEBRATING LPSS TEACHER NIGHT
Great night of celebrating the arts!! Shoutout to all the artists & the entire staff at the ACA.
TMM Adventure Tour 2024: Recap of June!
S/O to everyone who came to our TMM Adventure Tour 2024 this June 2024! Check out the recap of the month of June’s journey below and make sure to check us out on Facebook to stay up to date with upcoming shows in July and beyond!
#AdventureBeginsAtYourLibrary #TmmAdventureTour2024 #PerformingArtsCollective #TheTMMProject
Sabine Parish Library
Town of Many
West Baton Rouge Library
St. Charles Parish Library
St. Martin Parish Library
Acadia Parish Library
City of Crowley LA.
Crowley Main Street
Rice City Theatre
Judge George W. Armstrong Library
NAPAC Museum
Southern Carriage Tours
Concordia Parish Library
Vidalia Upper Elementary
Concordia Parish Library
New Hope Lafayette
The Advocate Livingston-Tangipahoa Section
Livingston Parish Library
West Baton Rouge Parks and Recreation
Academy of the Sacred Heart, New Orleans
Paula G. Manship YMCA
YMCA Baton Rouge
Iberville Parish Library
Macaroni KID Acadia-St Landry
Iberia Parish Library
Armand J. Brinkhaus Community Library
Kids Afterschool Recreation and Enrichment
Iberville Parks and Recreation District
Rapides Parish Library
The Advocate Feature: Performers Take Children Through History of Dance, Musical Genres at Library Program
The TMM Project show at the Denham Springs-Walker Branch of the Livingston Parish Library System ends with a second line. Some of the second liners join the four members of the TMM Project for a wave goodbye as the show concluded following an hour-long performance.
The TMM Project comprised of, from left, Torrez Va’Shaun Hypolite, Kenrie Martin, Nick Sedita and Terrance Michael Morgan, performed at the Denham Springs-Walker Branch of the Livingston Parish Library System on Saturday, June 15. The group offered lively dance and music revue that brought much clapping and cheering from the audience.
Abigail Stueber joins Torrez Va’Shaun Hypolite dancing a hip hop number during a performance by the TMM Project at the Denham Springs-Walker Branch of the Tangipahoa Parish Library System on Saturday, June 15. Several children were invited to join the dancers during the show.
Torrez Va’Shaun Hypolite, left, a member of the TMM Project, offers dancing instructions to Waylon Varnado who was asked to come up and perform with the group.
The history of several musical genres and dance was brought to life June 15 as the TMM Project visited the Denham Springs-Walker Branch of the Livingston Parish Library.
The audience was treated to lively, educational, interactive and humorous music and dance performance offered by the TMM Project.
The True Mission Matters Project is the creation of Terrance Michael Morgan, who started the educational music and dance revue about six years ago in Acadiana, the home base of the four performers.
Joining Morgan for the show were Torrez Va’Shaun Hypolite, Kenrie Martin and Nick Sedita.
Morgan, Hypolite and Martin were whirlwinds of movement as they danced their way through the performance while keeping a constant conversation going on with the audience. The three demonstrated a variety of dances that included jumps and falls along with intricate steps and even some stunts that involved jumping over one another.
Morgan explained at the outset that the four are involved in arts in education and that they entertain at schools, in libraries, at fundraisers and other venues where they are afforded the opportunity to share lessons about music and dance and in some cases, life lessons.
The quartet has performed at Jazz Fest in New Orleans and at other concert events in different states.
“We want to welcome people of all ages to the world of music and dance. We want our audiences to have fun and to be entertained while we teach them about the joy and fulfillment that can come through music and dance,” Morgan said.
For the Livingston performance the four spotlighted jazz, hip-hop, break dancing and what was termed street music and dancing. Martin on saxophone and Sedita on drums provided the only live sound but they made plenty of music with only the two instruments.
Throughout the performance the audience was considered part of the show. The dancers brought children up to join in a several numbers and the show ended with a rousing “second-line" that involved all who cared to join in the happy procession.
All that jazz
An explanation and examination of jazz was the first offering of the afternoon. As Martin blew a snappy tune on the sax Sedita would respond with beats on his drums and cymbals. When the music stopped, Hypolite explained that jazz was all about improvisation; musicians talking to each other through their instruments.
“Jazz includes many different musical forms and gave birth to others. Music associated with jazz are blues, ragtime, spirituals and even military marching bands,” he said.
To demonstrate the latter, he led the audience in a dance that included saluting and use of what he called “jazz hands.” Several children joined the dancer as he showed time some special steps associated with dancing in jazz halls of old.
The history of street dancing then moved west to Los Angeles where a dance style known as “locking” was invented by teenagers who later became performers on “Soul Train,” the dance show that entertained millions on television each week. The name “locking” came from a part of the dance when the dancer would “lock” into a certain position before starting to move once again.
Lessons in hip-hop
Hip-hop music, Hypolite explained, was born 50 years ago. He said that hip-hop was born of the generation that also spawned graffiti as an art form. “Maybe graffiti doesn’t agree with everyone, but it is art and some of it is even moving art, what you see on the sides of boxcars. It was all part of the culture,” he explained.
Break dancing was the next genre demonstrated by the four. Morgan called up a half-dozen children for a lesson on basic break dance moves. He and Hypolite then offered a polished performance that included jumps over each other that elicited claps and cheers from the audience.
In a salute to Juneteenth, Morgan said Juneteenth was, “all about freedom and the celebration of everyone being free.” He pointed out that many African Americans made great contributions to the nation’s music and dance legacy. He then asked the audience to name their favorite African American musicians. The audience responded with a litany of names that have become part of the nation’s music treasury.
The show ended with the second-line that gave all who wished the opportunity to be part of the show.
Festival International 2024 Recap: TMM Sunday Performance on the Children's Stage!
Major thank you to everyone who supported us yesterday at Festival International de Louisiane
Check out photos from the performance below!
