What an incredible night at Mamou Junior High! 🌟 We were thrilled to join JAG and light up the stage tog
Sunday, October 13, 2024 – St. James Parish Welcome Center, Gramercy, LA
The TMM Project kicked off its Fall Tour with an engaging and vibrant performance at the St. James Parish Welcome Center. Attendees experienced a wonderful blend of talent and community spirit in the beautiful Gramercy setting. What a blast! Thank you, St. James Parish Library - St. James Parish! Thank you St. James Parish Library - St. James Parish
Tuesday, October 15, 2024 – Madison Steam Academy Elementary, Tallulah, LA
We had a fantastic morning at Madison Steam Academy Elementary, lighting up the school with energy and inspiration. The young minds in Tallulah were incredible! Huge thanks to everyone at Madison Steam Academy Elementary!
Tuesday, October 15, 2024 – Madison Steam Academy Middle/High, Tallulah, LA
In the afternoon, we took the stage at Madison Steam Academy Middle/High. The students were amazing, and their enthusiasm was contagious! Thank you, Madison Steam Academy Middle/High, for an unforgettable experience!
Wednesday, October 16, 2024 – Legacy Nursing & Rehabilitation, Tallulah, LA
Our visit to Legacy Nursing & Rehabilitation was filled with warmth and joy. Sharing music with residents and staff was truly special. Thank you, Legacy Nursing & Rehabilitation, for the wonderful welcome!
Wednesday, October 16, 2024 – Wright Elementary, Tallulah, LA
We had an absolute blast at Wright Elementary! The students were full of energy and creativity. Thank you, Wright Elementary, for such a lively and inspiring day!
Wednesday, October 16, 2024 – Madison Middle, Tallulah, LA
A day to remember at Madison Middle! The performances were dynamic and the students were engaged and enthusiastic. Thank you, Madison Middle, for the fantastic time!
Thursday, October 17, 2024 – Tallulah Elementary, Tallulah, LA
Tallulah Elementary was buzzing with excitement during our performance! The students’ love for the arts was inspiring. Thank you, Tallulah Elementary, for being such wonderful hosts!
Thursday, October 17, 2024 – Christian Acres Academy, Tallulah, LA
Performing at Christian Acres Academy was a truly inspiring experience. The students embraced creativity and expression with open arms. Thank you, Christian Acres Academy!
Thursday, October 17, 2024 – Madison High, Tallulah, LA
We wrapped up the day at Madison High with a spirited performance. The students’ energy was infectious! Thank you, Madison High, for an amazing afternoon!
Friday, October 18, 2024 – Baldwin Branch Library, Baldwin, LA
Our stop at Baldwin Branch Library was a highlight of the tour! The audience was captivated by the blend of storytelling and music. Thank you, Baldwin Branch Library, for a memorable event!
Saturday, October 19, 2024 – Baton Rouge Maker Faire, Baton Rouge, LA
The Baton Rouge Maker Faire was an explosion of creativity and innovation, and we were thrilled to be part of it! Thank you, Baton Rouge Maker Faire, for an incredible experience!
Saturday, October 19, 2024 – Gymtober Fest, Youngsville, LA
Gymtober Fest was a festive and dynamic event! We loved adding to the excitement with our performance. Thank you, Youngsville, for such a fun-filled evening!
Monday, October 21, 2024 – St. Martin Branch Library, St. Martinville, LA
Our day at St. Martin Branch Library was a perfect blend of music and storytelling. The community’s enthusiasm was heartwarming. Thank you, St. Martin Branch Library!
Monday, October 21, 2024 – Parks Branch Library, Parks, LA
The Parks Branch Library welcomed us with open arms, and we had a wonderful afternoon of musical exploration. Thank you, Parks Branch Library, for a great time!
Monday, October 21, 2024 – Breaux Bridge Library, Breaux Bridge, LA
We brought energy and creativity to Breaux Bridge Library, and the community responded with enthusiasm. Thank you, Breaux Bridge Library, for a fantastic event!
Monday, October 21, 2024 – Cecilia Branch Library, Cecilia, LA
Cecilia Branch Library was a fitting end to our day, with an evening performance that celebrated community spirit. Thank you, Cecilia Branch Library, for a warm welcome!
Saturday, October 26, 2024 – Abbeville Branch Library, Abbeville, LA
Abbeville Branch Library was buzzing with creativity during our morning performance. The community was truly engaged. Thank you, Abbeville, for such a wonderful experience!
Friday, November 8, 2024 – Chitimacha Tribal School, Jeanerette, LA
Performing at Chitimacha Tribal School was an honor. The cultural exchange through music was enriching for all. Thank you, Chitimacha Tribal School, for a memorable day!
Sunday, November 10, 2024 – North Elementary C.A.P.S., Franklin, LA
Supporting the "Guns Down Power Up" initiative at North Elementary was inspiring. The positive energy was palpable. Thank you, North Elementary, for having us!
Thursday, November 14, 2024 – Evangeline Parish After School Program, Ville Platte, LA
The evening at Evangeline Parish After School Program was full of music and creativity, and the students were amazing. Thank you, Evangeline Parish, for such a fun night!
Thursday, November 21, 2024 – Save The Youth Event, Rayne, LA
The Save The Youth Event was all about inspiration and community. We were thrilled to be part of it. Thank you, Rayne, for an uplifting evening!
Monday, November 25, 2024 – West Baton Rouge Library, Port Allen, LA
Concluding our Fall Tour at West Baton Rouge Library was a vibrant celebration of music and storytelling. Thank you, West Baton Rouge Library, for the perfect finale!
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!
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
Great night of celebrating the arts!! Shoutout to all the artists & the entire staff at the ACA.
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 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.
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.
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.
June 1 - West Baton Rouge Branch Library - 10am, 11am
June 3 - St. Rose Branch Library - 2pm, 3pm
June 3 - East Regional Branch Library - 6pm
June 4 - Paradis Branch Library - 2pm, 3pm
June 4 - West Regional Branch Library - 6pm
June 5 - Cecilia Branch Library - 11am
June 5 - Breaux Bridge Branch Library - 3pm
June 6 - Parks Branch Library - 11am
June 6 - St. Martin Branch Library - 3pm
June 7 - Crowley Rice Theater - 2pm
June 8 - Children’s Museum of Acadiana - 11am
June 10 - Judge George W. Armstrong Library - 11am
June 11 - Vidalia Branch Library - 10:15am
June 11 - Ferriday Branch Library - 2pm
June 15 - Denham Springs-Walker Branch Library - 1pm
June 19 - West Baton Rouge Camp - 10am
June 21 - Academy of the Sacred Heart - 9:30am
June 21 - Paula G. Manship YMCA - 1:30pm
June 24 - Loreauville Branch Library - 10am
June 24 - Lydia Branch Library - 2pm
June 25 - Armand J. Brinkhaus Community Library - 2pm
June 26 - St. Gabriel School - 10:30am
June 26 - Plaquemine Library Main Branch - 2:30pm
July 6 - Children’s Museum of Acadiana - 11am
July 8 - Rapides Parish Main Library - 10am
July 8 - Libuse Branch Library - 2pm
July 9 - Hineston Branch Library - 10am
July 9 - Boyce Branch Library - 2pm
July 10 - West Baton Rouge Camp - 10am
July 10 - Robertson Branch Library - 10am
July 10 - Martin Branch Library - 2pm
July 11 - St. Bernard Parish Library - 11:30am
July 12 - Westside Branch Library - 10am
July 12 - Martin Luther King, Jr. Branch Library - 2pm
July 17 - Summer at McGehee - 1:30pm
July 24 - Hamilton/South Caddo Branch Library - 10am
July 24 - Broadmoor Branch Library - 4:30pm
July 25 - Hollywood/Union Ave. Branch Library - 10am
July 25 - Mooretown Library Branch - 4pm
July 26 - North Caddo Branch Library - 10:30am
July 26 - Cedar Grove/Line Ave. Branch Library - 3:30pm
July 27 - North Shreveport Branch Library - 11am
July 27 - David Raines Branch Library - 2pm
July 31 - West Feliciana Parish Library - 11am
TBD - SPAR - City of Shreveport
The FIRST Silk Sonic tribute of its kind and we are proud to be a special guest! Shout-out to SOULED OUT ENTERTAINMENT and for having The TMM Project as Special Guests during for this musical tribute to Bruno Mars and Anderson Paak featuring The Cast of Souled Out! #CHSF24 Coca-Cola Grandstand
Memorial Day at the Cajun Heartland State Fair: Monday, May 27!
Lafayette, Louisiana Apr 10, 2024 (Issuewire.com) - ‘An Evening with Souled Out: The Music of Silk Sonic’ presented by Souled Out Entertainment, the premier entertainment and talent collective of artists spanning the Deep South. ‘An Evening with Souled Out: The Music of Silk Sonic’ transforms this ensemble cast into “the must-see” Las Vegas residency featuring Bruno Mars and Anderson Paak… brought to life by the talented ensemble cast of Souled Out!
Souled Out Entertainment has delivered its trademarked “musical theatre” to weddings, corporate events, and festivals across the Gulf South since 2000. Combining the musical virtuosity and stage presence that Souled Out has come to be synonymous with - the “vibe” of this stage show ‘‘An Evening with Souled Out: The Music of Silk Sonic’ is performed live largely using actual period-esque “70s era” instrumentation (Rhodes piano, organs, guitars, etc.) to capture the essence of “retro meets state-of-the-art production, lighting, video, and choreography”! The result: an infectious groove and nothing but positive vibes are guaranteed to create an all-inclusive dance party that truly brings people of any generation together, with a playlist of hits inspired by the Las Vegas residency ‘An Evening with Silk Sonic’!
A great many hours of orchestration, production and rehearsal is what drives SOULED OUT ENTERTAINMENT’s 17-piece “FUNK” orchestra showcasing their talented stable of vocalists, musicians and performers behind ’ ‘An Evening with Souled Out: The Music of Silk Sonic’’ (For select performances*) - with special guest(s) THE TMM PROJECT (THE TRUE MISSION MATTERS PROJECT), a collaboration of various artist from Lafayette, LA that aims to IMPROVE THE LIVES OF TODAY’S YOUTH BY PROMOTING POSITIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT THROUGH THE ACT OF ART, DANCE, SPEAKING AND MORE!
This musical tribute embodies the heart of ‘An Evening with Souled Out: The Music of Silk Sonic’…blending ’70s Stylings with the sound of NOW! The energy, showmanship, authenticity, and genuine appreciation of the music transports audiences to “a time and place” of pure PEACE, LOVE & SOUL in each and every performance!
#CHSF24 Coca-Cola Grandstand
Always the best vibes! Thank you for having us You Aren't Alone Project and shout-out to Brian for the dope photos with https://serializedeye.com/!
Major thank you to everyone who supported us yesterday at Festival International de Louisiane
We are excited to be performing in the lineup for 2024 Festival de International Sunday Night!
See us on the Kids Stage, details below:
3:00PM - 3:45PM
The TMM Project - The True Mission Matters Project. We are Louisiana’s premier performing arts in education collective based out of the Acadiana area on a mission to inspire today’s youth! Members of our collective have been featured on Fox's So You Think You Can Dance and NBC's America's Got Talent. Performed at The Apollo Theatre, NYC, Exposure Entertainment goes to Hollywood, Ca, Festival International De Louisiane, & the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. Since 2006, our collective has reached 600,000+ kids, community partners, leaders and more in the state of Louisiana. By building confidence, nurturing self-expression, encouraging teamwork, and enhancing communication skills, The TMM Project is dedicated to creating a lasting impact on children's lives. It’s time to Get H.Y.P.E. - How You Prepare Everyday! This interactive show features a Live Saxophonist, Live DJ, Percussion, Step-Dancing, Street Dance, & so much more!
Truly honored & blessed for the ArtBreak Festival experience. We had the privilege to present our Stay H.Y.P.E. Award to an arts in education icon Pam Atchison. Special thank you to the president of the Shreveport Regional Arts Council Mr. Henry Price & their entire staff. You guys are amazing!
Check out footage from the press conference from the ceremony below!
Shout-out to 318 Forum Magazine! We appreciate you highlighting our mission at this year’s ArtBreak Festival.
Originally posted TUESDAY, APRIL 2, 2024
BY 318 Forum
YOU GOT RHYTHM, YOU CAN SING, YOU’VE GOT A VOICE —EXPRESS YOURSELF!
The founders of ArtBreak have believed since the first festival in 1984 that the lives of students could be improved through the Arts—visual, literary, performance, film, culinary, fashion and more. It’s a belief shared in the founding principles of (TMM), Louisiana’s premier performing Arts in Education collective and the star attraction on the McDonald’s Gilley stage throughout the week of ArtBreak 38. TMM is on a mission to improve the lives of today’s youth by promoting positive youth development through dance, speaking, and more.
TMM was started by Acadiana native Terrance Michael Morgan to encourage self-expression and creativity. The TMM Project artists have reached 750,000 students since 2021 and millions over the past decade performing interactive programs that feature a live DJ and saxophonist. These performers creatively combine upbeat musical instruments such as the bass drum, Cajun drum, and tongue drum with unique street dance styles including waving, breaking, house, and step-dancing to inspire children to explore their creativity and talent and to foster a sense of confidence and enthusiasm for artistic expression.
“We are extremely honored that we were chosen to headline this year’s ArtBreak Festival,” says Morgan. “We will be performing our Get H.Y.P.E. - How You Prepare Everyday program. We’ll be using live music, Dj, and dance to get everyone hyped up for ArtBreak.”
Founder Morgan is a self-taught dancer doing mostly free-style (Improvisation) where he was introduced to hip hop dance style of B-Boying. This led to him becoming a member of local dance groups around the community. His Parc Jam at Festival de International in Lafayette, LA has become an internationally known event. Morgan was a featured headliner on the Children’s Stage at New Orleans’ Jazz Fest. He has appeared on NBC’s America’s Got Talent, Fox’s So You Think You Can Dance, and has performed live at the infamous Apollo Theatre in New York City. He was awarded the Louisiana Volunteer Service Award by Louisiana’s Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser in 2019.
“We are extremely honored that we were chosen to headline this year’s ArtBreak Festival,” says Morgan. “We will be performing our Get H.Y.P.E. - How You Prepare Everyday program. We’ll be using live music, DJ, and dance to get everyone hyped up for ArtBreak.”
TMM will perform for 2nd & 3rd grade students on the McDonald Gilley stage throughout the week and for ArtBreak Family Festival on Friday and Saturday.
We are beyond grateful to be headlining the largest student arts festival in the South - ArtBreak 2024! ArtBreak showcases each school’s visual, literary, cultural, and performing arts programs.
To read the official statement from the festival see below:
VIA @artbreaksb on Facebook:
The founders of ArtBreak have believed since the first festival in 1984 that the lives of students could be improved through the Arts—visual, literary, performance, film, culinary, fashion and more. It’s a belief shared in the founding principles of True Mission Matters (TMM), Louisiana’s premier performing Arts in Education collective and the star attraction on the McDonald’s Gilley stage throughout the week of ArtBreak 38. TMM is on a mission to improve the lives of today’s youth by promoting positive youth development through dance, speaking, and more.
We'll be posting about the project all week long, so make sure to keep your eyes open for new posts!
TMM will perform on both of the McDonald Gilley stages throughout the week and for ArtBreak Family Festival on Friday @ 7:30 pm and Saturday @ 5 pm.
Extremely grateful for the opportunity to perform at all of the Lafayette Parish Elementary Schools through the Acadiana Center for the Arts (“AcA”) 2024 Arts Experiences for All program!
The AcA’s annual program ensures that every student in Pre-K through 5th grade receives an in-school experience and field trip in all art forms. To find out more about the AcA, visit: AcadianaCenterfortheArts.org
Congrats again to the Cougars! To learn more about our Stay HYPE Award, see past winners or nominate someone for the award, click HERE.
Thank you to Evangeline Elementary School, Lafayette Parish School System, & the Acadiana Center for the Arts for your continuous support!!
Welcome to the HALL of H.Y.P.E.
And congratulations once again to the entire community as we were so proud to be a part of their ceremony receiving the Stay/Get H.Y.P.E. (How You Prepare Everyday) Award presented by The TMM Project for their amazing LEAP scores last school year!
Thank you to The Shreveport-Bossier City Advocate for your support. S/o to the Shreve Memorial Library
Via the Shreveport Advocate by VICTORIA GARNES
The True Mission Matters Project, an Acadiana-based music education program made a stop in Shreveport recently to share their talent and inspiration with the community.
The group is on their winter tour making stops all over Louisiana for Black History Month. The TMM Project members play live music, dance, and talk about the Black arts. They also have interactions with the kids by letting them participate in learning a couple of dance moves or even learning different musical tactics.
Super excited & grateful to performing for so many awesome schools and libraries! Check out our tour dates below!
FEBRUARY 2
J.B. MARTIN MIDDLE SCHOOL - 9:30 AM
FEBRUARY 5
EAST ELEMENTARY - 1:00 PM | 2:00 PM
FEBRUARY 8
ACADIANA RENAISSANCE CHARTER ACADEMY
9:00 AM | 10:30 AM | 12:00 PM
FEBRUARY 9
ALBERT CAMMON MIDDLE SCHOOL - 9:30 AM
FEBRUARY 12
MOORINGSPORT LIBRARY - 1:00 PM
"MOORETOWN LIBRARY* - 4:30 PM
FEBRUARY 13
DAVID RAINES LIBRARY - 10:00 AM
*CEDAR GROVE LIBRARY* - 4:30 PM
FEBRUARY 14
NORTH CADDO LIBRARY - 10:00 AN
"HAMILTON LIBRARY* - 4:00 PM
FEBRUARY 15
J.W. JAMES ELEMENTARY - 9:00 AM MIDDLEBROOK ELEMENTARY - 1:00 PM
FEBRUARY 16
RIDGE ELEMENTARY - 9:00 AM
BURKE ELEMENTARY - 12:30 PM
'BERWICK LIBRARY* - 4:00 PM
FEBRUARY 19
BOUCHER ELEMENTARY - 9:00 AM
DUSON ELEMENTARY - 1:00 PM
FEBRUARY 20
KATHARINE DREXEL ELEMENTARY - 9:00 AM
WESTSIDE ELEMENTARY - 1:00 PM
FEBRUARY 21
BROADMOOR ELEMENTARY - 9:00 AM
J.W. FAULK ELEMENTARY - 1:00 PM
FEBRUARY 22
OSSUN ELEMENTARY - 9:00 AM
L. LEO JUDICE ELEMENTARY - 1:00 PM
FEBRUARY 23
MILTON ELEMENTARY - 9:00 AM
S.J. MONTGOMERY ELEMENTARY 1:00 PM
FEBRUARY 24
*WEST FELICIANA LIBRARY* - 2:00 PM
FEBRUARY 26
BILLEAUD ELEMENTARY - 9:00 AM
GREEN T. LINDON ELEMENTARY - 1:00 PM
FEBRUARY 27
WOODVALE ELEMENTARY - 9:00 AM
PRAIRIE ELEMENTARY - 1:00 PM
FEBRUARY 28
BARANCO ELEMENTARY - 9:00 AM
MYRTLE PLACE ELEMENTARY - 1:00 PM
FEBRUARY 29
CARENCERO BOB LILLY ELEMENTARY - 9:00 AM
LIVE OAK ELEMENTARY - 1:00 PM
MARCH 1
EVANGELINE ELEMENTARY - 9:00 AM
ERNEST GALLET ELEMENTARY - 1:00 PM
MARCH 9
TEACH OUT LOUD CONFERENCE
UL LAFAYETTE STUDENT UNION
Much love to Al Hebert , Children's Museum of Acadiana & News15 for having us!!
