Our Mission
Our mission is to aid in the establishment of justice and peace through the sharing of culture. We nurture cultural exchange, teach culture and art, and create relationships built on mutual respect.
Moyo is excited to announce that we have a new home in the Downtown/Historic Five-Points Neighborhood.
Workshops in Afrikan Martial Arts & Sciences
Afro-Brazilian Samba Reggae Drum Class
Afro-Cuban Drum Class
And More to come!
2026 Spring/Summer Programs
You're invited to an orientation session for our Choose Your Own Adventure Summer Camp, happening Saturday, August 1, 2026, from 1:00β2:00 PM, ahead of camp week (August 3β7).
Youth ages 12+ can choose to Build and Fly Their Own Drones with Moyo or dive into Cybersecurity for Teens with Cyber Cat Labs. All youth ages 7 and up will enjoy a week filled with Crafting, Dance, and African Music and Martial Arts workshops.
π Full scholarships available!
π½οΈ Lunch served daily!
We encourage you to complete the Summer Camp Registration and Scholarship Application in advance to secure your child's spot.
What you are witnessing began with something beautifully simple β a free Sunday morning, music, movement, and women showing up for themselves and each other. Through MOYO's Each One Teach One program, lead facilitator Jules opened the door to a space where dance was not a performance to be perfected, but a birthright to be reclaimed. There were no mirrors on these walls β only the invitation to turn inward, to feel the joy and power already living in your body, and to move from that place.
That community is what blossomed into Dance As A Birthright is a celebration of women β of every age, background, and ability β and the wisdom, healing, and resilience that lives in our bodies and our ancestral memory. At MOYO, we believe that cultural arts are not just something to watch; they are something to inhabit. See for yourself here.
Our Impact
Founded in 1990, the Moyo Nguvu Cultural Arts Center, was the first Pan-African cultural and healing arts center in the state of Colorado that promoted diversity and inclusiveness. It is the leader in the provision of quality African-centered cultural arts programs and workshops to low and moderate income communities in Colorado. Our participants reflect the many diverse ethnic, religious, cultural and economic backgrounds in the state.
Get Involved
Join us in creating a culture of opportunity for children and teens through the investment of your charitable dollars, time and talent. Learn more here about making a financial contribution, volunteering your time, donating needed program supplies, or joining our team. We are very grateful for your support.
Volunteer opportunities
Be part of something bigger.
Make a Donation
You can also make a tax deductible donation to the 501 (c) (3) non-proο¬t. Your contribution will ensure the legacy of Dr. Meeks continues, and that we can provide quality programming for youth and young adults.
