2007 Marketplace

South Puget Sound Community College, Olympia, Washington
9:00 to 6:00 Daily • August 24–25–26

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The lively sounds of marimba and mbira music from Zimbabwe will accompany you while you stroll this festive, open-air musical instrument and crafts marketplace. Zimfest Market offers high quality African musical instruments from Zimbabwean and North American instrument makers. You will find beautifully handcrafted wooden marimbas, mbiras from renowned Zimbabwean mbira makers, African hosho and other percussion, exquisite Shona serpentine sculpture, art from rural Zimbabwean villages, fabric and clothing, a wide selection of southern African and Zimbabwean CDs & tapes, and much more.

2007 Market Vendors

Scio, OR

Handmade crafts from the Nhimbe for Progress villages in Zimbabwe including serpentine sculpture, baskets, textiles, children's toys, jewelry, and hosho; also information about our rural Zimbabwe projects.

Winlaw, BC, Canada

CDs.

Port Townsend, WA

Hosho.

Portland, OR

Hosho, build-your-own-marimba DVDs.

Eugene, OR

CDs, T-shirts, art from Zimbabwe, African clothing.

Mambokadzi Arts
Tacoma, WA

Fabric wraps, Binga baskets, arts and crafts.

Eugene, OR

Marimbas, mallets, hosho.

Berkeley, CA

Mbira instruments in various tunings, mbira CDs, MBIRA t-shirts and sweatshirts; also display about MBIRA activities and mbira workshop sign-up forms.

Seattle, WA

A variety of fair trade products including hand-carved stones from Zimbabwe; hand-carved wood pieces from Jamaica and East Africa; World music CDs; djembe and steel drums; African clothing and jewelry; children’s items such as games, costumes and puppets.

Owerri Sister City
Gresham, OR

Clothing from Africa and Asia, African fabric, jewelry, baskets, mats, thumb pianos, rain sticks, shakers.

Pamusha
Tacoma, WA

Shona stone sculptures, wood carvings, framed art, batiks, African fabric, Zimbabwean-made garments, burlap hats, handbags, handmade jewelry and woven baskets.

T-shirts, posters, CDs.

Zimbags
Bainbridge Island, WA

Information about the situation in Zimbabwe and what we are doing to help.

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