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ZEYBRAH - Zest for Education of Youth Brings Rhythm Arts and Humanities

(732) 290-0967
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ZEYBRAH - Zest for Education of Youth Brings Rhythm Arts and Humanities

ZEYBRAH is a community-based cultural organization which creates quality programs for cultural exchange between people of diverse cultures and experiential learning in the arts. ZEYBRAH which means "Zest for Education of Youth Brings Rhythm and Arts Humanities" draws its resources from cultures around the world, with an emphasis on the cultural expressions of the peoples of Africa and the Caribbean. There are two primary areas of programming:


(1) Art Expositions, which include art festivals, live performances of dance, music and drama, multi-media art exhibits, video and film screenings; and
(2) Training and Education in the Arts, which include workshops in music, dance, drama and visual arts, lecture demonstrations, panel discussions, educational trips, and communications-media training. ZEYBRAH has been organizing quality folkloric events since 1984 with artists that are top in their field.

Programs and Services

ZEYBRAH provides high quality cultural services for your entertainment and educational needs.

ZEYBRAH, a non-profit cultural institution founded in 1983, drawing on its resources of outstanding artists and groups will help you to create an exciting program for any occasions.

ZEYBRAH is happy to provide combinations of the following services:

  • Cultural Festivals (we organize and/or perform)
  • School Assembly Programs (cultural history, music, dance)
  • Workshops, lecture-demos (with master drummers and dancers from Africa and the Caribbean)
  • Interactive music/dance presentations (for large and small groups)
  • Theatre productions (writing, directing, presenting)
  • Storytelling (inter-active, can be combined with music, song and dance)
  • Poetry workshops and presentations

Support for people with disabilities:

ZEYBRAH encourages organizations for people with disabilities to contact us so that we can help provide services to them, such as:

  • Assisted listening system
  • Sign interpretation
  • Audio description
  • Open captioning
  • Tactile exhibits
  • Braille publications
  • Large print publications
  • Available for assembly programs, workshops, after schools, Universities, K-12

Programs in:

  • African Drumming and Dance
  • Afro-Cuban Music and Dance
  • Storytelling
  • Lectures
  • Demonstrations

Featuring:

  • Yakar Roots and Rhythms, West African drum and dance
  • Senuba Melody, Music and Dance Theatre
  • Grupo Iwa Dada - children's ensemble
  • ZENZILE World Beat Music
  • Congolese Dance and Music with Titos Sompa
  • And many more groups, according to the request.

Last Updated: 11/27/24