Tshwane Hub of Arts - THOA

Tshwane Hub of Arts - THOA A centre of inspiration, innovation and education empowering Tshwane artists and crafters, and sharing the space, products and services with the nation

All hands on board, cleaning our beloved Arts Hub
10/01/2026

All hands on board, cleaning our beloved Arts Hub

SUBJECT: GLENDA MOLOKO HOSANA - APPOINTMENT TO MANAGERIAL POSITION This is to inform the TSHWANE HUB community and ALL t...
03/05/2023

SUBJECT: GLENDA MOLOKO HOSANA - APPOINTMENT TO MANAGERIAL POSITION

This is to inform the TSHWANE HUB community and ALL that following a resolution by the Board of NGEZANDLA ZETHU NPC, Ms Glenda Moloko Hosana has been appointed as the Facility Manager of THE TSHWANE HUB with effect from 1 May 2023.

Ms Glenda joined NGEZANDLA ZETHU NPC in 2011, initially as a Beadwork Trainee. Over the years, she has undergone rigorous in-house and external training, undertaking various responsibilities in a very satisfactory manner. Her passion for people and Arts is an asset to the Art Community and those she is entrusted to serve.

Ms Glenda’s key responsibilities will include the day to day Management of the HUB. She is fully able and capable to attend to all matters entrusted to her but whenever she may need to escalate any issues, I request that you give her the time and space to consult accordingly and revert back.

Ms Glenda will be available and accessible during normal working days and hours. Her office will be situated on the Admin Block, [No. K3] upstairs, directly opposite the K1 Main Hall. In case of an emergency that cannot wait till the following working day/ time, you may reach out to her via her cellphone [preferably by text or WhatsApp msg].

All cooperation and/ or assistance extended to Ms Glenda will be highly appreciated.

Yours Faithfully,

Ben Weru
CEO
NGEZANDLA ZETHU NPC

Good Day Did you know that the Tshwane Hub Of Arts is an Archeological site?In the past we shared a story about the hist...
25/03/2020

Good Day

Did you know that the Tshwane Hub Of Arts is an Archeological site?

In the past we shared a story about the history of the building in continuation with that historical aspect of the Tshwane Hub Of Arts.

In 1996, during the upgrade of Minnaar Street an old Rubbish Dump site was unearthed on this site excavated by Archeologists from the National Cultural History Museum.

Various artifacts were recovered from these excavations including porcelain, bottles, bones and metal. These items are now preserved in the Ditsong National Museum Of Cultural History next door to The Tshwane Hub of Arts.

An analysis of these materials dates the site to a period between the late 19th century to 20th century. It gives insight to the lives of early Pretorians.

Good Day, As the Corona Virus takes an unprecedented toll on humanity, it has now become urgent for every person to take...
23/03/2020

Good Day,

As the Corona Virus takes an unprecedented toll on humanity, it has now become urgent for every person to take responsibility over their hygiene. True the government has a role to play to curb the spread of the virus but some basic hygiene rules are now inevitable.

At The Tshwane Hub of Arts, we have approximately 40 residents and an additional 40 non-residents who come every morning and leave at the end of each day. With such a huge number of people operating within close proximity, we have taken measures to mitigate any risks that can be posed should the pandemic visit any of our Members. In keeping with the President’s directive, we are implementing Four key Hygienic rules until further notice;

1. Avoid close contact with anyone. Maintain a length of two meters from any person.

2. Wash hands regularly with soap. Carry a sanitizer and use it on a regular basis.

3. Avoid touching the face with your hands, especially the mouth and eyes.

4. Avoid crowded spaces.

To this end, our non-resident staff have been reduced by half. We have done this by working out a roster where they work only on alternate days. Staff will be paid their salaries in full in spite of working only half the days in a month.

The Government and the City of Tshwane through the Department of Health, are taking around the Hygiene message to the people to ensure that everyone is equipped with the right information!

We fully support the Government’s initiative!



The City of Tshwane Health Officers taking around the Hygiene message to mitigate the CORVID-19 pandemic

Good Day Bookers There’s a Seed Time... and a Harvest Time! We are so excited to show off our first crop since we starte...
20/03/2020

Good Day Bookers

There’s a Seed Time... and a Harvest Time!

We are so excited to show off our first crop since we started the gardening project. From tilling the ground, to selecting the seeds, to sowing them, nurturing the seedlings, weeding and caring for them has been an adventure. The photos below are a testimony to that...

For those that wish to start a vegetable garden, we have superb advice to share. If you are a Gardening enthusiast we welcome you to share your own experiences too.

For now, at Tshwane Hub Of Arts it's Celebration time, Harvest time, reaping what we sow three months ago!

Greetings Bookers,Our focus today is on the personnel that assist with the narrative writing in profiling all activities...
18/03/2020

Greetings Bookers,

Our focus today is on the personnel that assist with the narrative writing in profiling all activities that happen in the Tshwane Hub Of Arts. This is the Team that handles social media and General Marketing of the Hub. Below are pictures of our hard working personnel who operate out of The Tshwane Hub of Arts Media Centre...

Good Day bookers Another week of being productive is ready to be tackled. Our team is already busy with their daily duti...
17/03/2020

Good Day bookers

Another week of being productive is ready to be tackled. Our team is already busy with their daily duties of doing administration work.

Good day bookersAs the saying goes, "Cleaniness is next to Godliness" Even us here at the Tshwane Hub Of Arts embrace su...
13/03/2020

Good day bookers

As the saying goes, "Cleaniness is next to Godliness" Even us here at the Tshwane Hub Of Arts embrace such. Our working spaces are always kept in a hygienic, neat and tidy conducive manner for office daily operations. All thanks goes to our cleaning team for the effort they put. Below are pictures of our cleaning team

Good Day Bookers. Here's the latest regarding our garden;As you can see, our team is working hard to ensure that the veg...
11/03/2020

Good Day Bookers. Here's the latest regarding our garden;

As you can see, our team is working hard to ensure that the vegetables, fruits and flowers are getting the best care they deserve. Coming to the front side of the Tshwane Hub Of Arts, our beautiful flower garden which you can see from Bosman Street is growing magnificently well. The team has also planted Citrus fruits consisting of Lemons, Naartjies and Oranges.

Good day our beloved Facebook Friends and Followers,We trust you’ve been enjoying our posts. Last week we shared a bit a...
10/03/2020

Good day our beloved Facebook Friends and Followers,

We trust you’ve been enjoying our posts. Last week we shared a bit about the history of the HUB where we operate from. Today we want to continue with the story a little more...

At the entrance of the building you will find a beautiful Monument with Artistic Purple Mosaic. It was elected on the 18th of October 2002 to commemorate two special purposes;

1. Firstly to celebrate the first Jacaranda trees in South Africa which were planted on this spot and street in the year 1888, having been imported from Brazil. Pretoria is today popularly referred to as the Jacaranda City due to the thousands of Jacaranda trees that now line up the streets and the residential areas. Further beyond Pretoria, there are millions of other Jacaranda trees found across South Africa. The first seedlings owe their origin at this spot at The Tshwane Hub of Arts.

2. The Second purpose of the Jacaranda Monument is to acknowledge and celebrate the foreigners who have migrated to South Africa over a number of years!

When the Mayor of the City, Father Smangaliso Mkhatshwa inaugurated the Jacaranda Monument on 18th of October 2002 South Africa had experienced a wave of Xenophobic attacks against some foreign nationals. The Monument was to send a clear message - Pretoria is for all people to reside, work and enjoy. The City is in the forefront of fighting for the equality and rights of all HUMANS and needless to say TREES as well!

We are so excited to be part of the ongoing history and journey of Pretoria. Please take a moment to read the message inscribed on the Jacaranda Monument. It is powerful and enriching.

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146 Minnaar Street
Pretoria
0001

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 16:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 16:00
Thursday 08:00 - 16:00
Friday 08:00 - 16:00

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+27832384444

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