June 2, 2014/
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We interviewed Rosie, from the UK, about her experience as she worked on the medical project in Dar es Salaam....
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June 2, 2014/
The market tour is consisting of five different kind of markets. Tinga Tinga-market, fish market, the Wonder Workshop and the...
June 2, 2014/
Mzungu workout is a new project for Art in Tanzania. A group of volunteers from Denmark felt that there is...
June 2, 2014/
For more than half a decade, Art In Tanzania has been working with volunteers from around the world giving them...
June 2, 2014/
The classrooms in the house of Art in Tanzania get a little break during lunchtime after last of the children...
June 2, 2014/
Lack of copyright law enforcement is ruining artists in Tanzania. Some brand names like Kilimanjaro, for example, are common and...
June 2, 2014/
When you pass between tens of little stores and boutiques selling imported shoes and clothes from Asia and all the...
June 2, 2014/
Creating traditional African art on Bahari Beach may sound like the dream job, but 29 year old Musti has been...
June 2, 2014/
Art in Tanzania will soon offer a nice bird watching trip to a protected area of Ruvu forest reserve near...
June 2, 2014/
The world is marking the international forest day today and will be observing the world water day tomorrow. At Art...
