Ụzọ Ụwa Ụwa Nke TimTim.Live
Izu Ekele Maka Ụwa Mmadụ
Ụlọ obodo na - eji egwú, njem, omenala, ịrụ ọrụ, akwụkwọ, ịbịa ọbịa, na enyi.
Otu Ụwa. Otu Ezinụlọ. Ruo mgbe ebighị ebi.
Nke a abụghị mgbalị iji bupụ omenala Haiti n’ụwa. Ọ malitere site n’ihe dị mfe: otu onye na - ekele gị — na Haiti, na America, nakwa n’ebe ọ bụla ọ na - akwado ya.
Gụọ Ụkpụrụ A Na - eji Ụzọ A Na - eme Ihe →Gịnị bụ Izu Ekele nke Mba Nile?
Izu Mba Nile nke Ekele bụ n’omenala mba nile nke obodo na - emepụta nke TimTim.Live Global. Ebe ọ bụla na - ekere òkè na - eme ememe ndị ya, omenala, akụkọ ihe mere eme, ịbịa ọbịa, ịzụ ahịa, ndị ọkà mmụta, ndị a na - amụ akwụkwọ, na obodo ya.
Izu ahụ pụrụ ịgụnye mmekọahụ, ihe ndị na - eme n’omenala, okwu maka mahadum, ụlọ ọrụ ahịa, ihe ndị a na - ahụ nri, ọrụ ọganihu, ije ozi n’obodo, usoro ihe omume ndị na - eto eto, na ememe White Gitar.
“Gratitude has no passport.”
Njem Gịtar Ọcha
Ozi site na Pierre-Richard Augustin
A mụrụ m na Les Cayes, Haiti, ma rutere United States mgbe m dị afọ iri na abụọ, ndị mmadụ, ebe, omenala, na ohere ndị m na - eme ka ndụ m dị n’ụwa.
Haiti nyere m mkpọrọgwụ. America nyeere m aka ime ka ọdịnihu dị m. N’ime njem m, ụwa emewo ka m nwee enyi, ohere, ihe ndị m na - amụta, ihe ndị na - echeta, na ihe ndị m nọgidere na - emetụta ndị m nọ taa.
Site n’Izu Mba Nile nke Ekele, achọrọ m ịlaghachi n’obodo na ndị ghọrọ isi ihe dị ukwuu n’ime njem ahụ — ọ bụghị ịrịọ maka ihe ọ bụla, kama naanị iji nyeghachi ihe.
Site n’ihe m na - akpọ White Gitar na egwú nke konpa nke TimTim.Live, atụkwasị m anya ịga ebe ndị a site n’otu ozi dị mfe:
Ekele unu.
Ekele unu maka ohere ndị ahụ.
Ekele unu maka enyi ndị ahụ.
Ekele unu maka ihe ndị ahụ.
Ekele unu maka ịbụ akụkụ nke njem ahụ.
Ma, ọhụụ ahụ na - abụghị akụkọ m.
Olileanya m bụ na Izu Mba Nile nke Ekele ga - abụ omenala ụwa ruo n’afọ — otu izu kwa afọ mgbe obodo, obodo ndị a na - arụ ọrụ, ezinụlọ, na ndị mmadụ na - akwụsị ịghọta ndị na - enyere ha aka ịrụpụta akụkọ ha.
Otú mmadụ si malite ime njem ekele nwere ike ịghọ òtù ụwa nile — na - echeta anyị na ihe ọ bụla mere, ohere ọ bụla, na ihe ọhụrụ ọ bụla mezuru, e nwere ndị mepere ụzọ, na - agba ume, na - enye ihe ọmụma, ma ọ bụ nanị na - ekwenye n’ebe mmadụ nọ.
Otu izu. Ọtụtụ puku obodo. Ọtụtụ nde akụkọ. Otu ozi eluigwe na ala: Ekele unu.
“I left searching for opportunity. I return carrying a White Guitar, TimTim.Live Konpa, and a heart full of gratitude.”
Otu Izu, obodo n’Otu obodo
Nhazi inyogo nke ụbọchị asaa. Ụlọ obodo ọ bụla nke na - abụghị ndị mmadụ na - eme ihe ndị a na - eme — ndị bụ́ isi na - anọ n’otu n’ime ụwa.
Ụbọchị 1
Ịnabata obodo
- • Opening ceremony
- • Civic welcome
- • Recognition of partners
- • Local cultural presentation
Ụbọchị 2
Ndị Na - eto Eto na Ụlọ Akwụkwọ
- • Children's music workshops
- • Gratitude writing
- • Student performances
- • Youth entrepreneurship
Ụbọchị 3
Ụlọ Nzukọ na Okwu Ekele
- • International friendship
- • Immigration & entrepreneurship
- • Culture & technology
- • Host-city cultural identity
Ụbọchị 4
Ụgwọ Akụ̀ na Ụzọ Ọrụ
- • Chambers of commerce
- • Startup showcases
- • Trade & creative-economy discussions
- • Tourism economy
Ụbọchị 5
Ụlọ Ọrụ Na Omenala
- • Haiti Meets the Host City
- • Photography & film
- • History & storytelling
- • Migration & cultural connections
Ụbọchị 6
Ọchịchọ nke Ekele
- • Taste of Haiti
- • Taste of the host country
- • Restaurant & hotel partners
- • Culinary collaborations
Ụbọchị 7
Kọmputa Gịtara ọcha
- • TimTim.Live Konpa
- • Local artists & dancers
- • Gratitude awards
- • Gratitude Tree ceremony
Ụbọchị 7 — Ihe omume iseokwu mechie
Kọmputa Gịtara Ọcha
Otu akwụkwọ ozi egwú ekele unu na-ekele obodo nke ọ bụla na-abanye.
Every concert brings TimTim.Live Konpa together with the music, culture, artists, and stories of the host location. Haiti and America meet the host city through music. The host city shares its culture. TimTim.Live shares its journey — together, they create a new cultural conversation.
The concert can occur with or without Pierre physically present, through TimTim.Live Certified DJs, licensed local artists, official recordings, founder video, and a global livestream feed. No one may impersonate Pierre-Richard Augustin or the TimTim.Live brand.
Ebe ndị a na-achọta
27 ebe ndị metụtara akụkọ ndụ nke onye mmụba nke onwe ya — mmalite nke ndesịta nke ga-eto eto ruo ọtụtụ narị obodo ndị a na-ebu n'ọdịnihu.
0 a na - akwado taa — ebe ọ bụla ọzọ dị n’okpuru, a na - akpọrọ, ma ọ bụ n’ịna - ekwurịta okwu. Lee ọnọdụ n’akaadị nke ọ bụla.
Les Cayes, Haiti
Where Gratitude Begins
Birthplace, family, identity, roots — this is where Pierre-Richard's life began.
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Haiti Gaa n’Ụwa
Haiti's major cultural and national center, and an important part of the Konpa story.
Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe
The First Door to the World
The first international destination while traveling from Haiti toward France.
Paris, Fransị
Education Without Borders
International education and a childhood dream.
New York City, United States
Konpa, Immigration & Global Friendship
The American immigrant journey, education, the Haitian diaspora, and Konpa's cultural recognition.
Washington, D.C., United States
Opportunity & Gratitude
Opportunity, entrepreneurship, and international relationships along the Haitian-American journey.
Florida, United States
The Dream Was Delayed — Not Denied
The 888 Lucky Beer launch dream, delayed by COVID and being responsibly rebuilt.
Boston / Massachusetts, United States
The Dream Before the Dream
The White Guitar story and an early U.S. chapter — bought at about eighteen, with a dream of forming a band.
Montréal, Canada
Haiti Abroad, Family Abroad
A major Haitian diaspora community and Francophone cultural connection.
Kingston, Jamaika
Music With a Message
Bob Marley and reggae's influence during high school.
Yaoundé, Cameroon
Families Connect Continents
A family connection through Pierre's wife.
Lagos, Nigeria
The Rhythm Returns Home
African musical heritage, creativity, and entrepreneurship.
Beijing, China
Friendship Beyond Borders
Friendship, hospitality, and international business — including the JD.com opportunity.
Shanghai, China
Entrepreneurship as Friendship
The 888 Craft Beer launch into China.
Chongqing, China
Building the Future Together
Future friendship, innovation, and cultural exchange.
Tokyo, Japan
Sharing Ideas With the World
A personal visit and international press and business relationships.
Seoul, South Korea
A Chapter Still Being Written
Personal travel and part of the Asian journey.
Taipei, Taiwan
A Chapter Still Being Written
Personal travel and part of the Asian business and cultural journey.
Mexico City, Mexico
Neighbors Become Family
Personal travel and friendship across the Americas.
London, United Kingdom
A Chapter Still Being Written
Personal travel and part of the global journey.
Stockholm, Sweden
Encouragement Can Renew a Dream
A strong, positive response to 888 Craft Beer.
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Technology, Partnership & Friendship
A long-term working relationship with Pierre's Chief Technology Officer.
Bangalore / Bengaluru, India
Technology, Entrepreneurship & Global Business
A business trip centered on technology and entrepreneurship.
New Delhi, India
A Brief Stop, A Lasting Memory
A brief stayover on the return to the United States — gratitude isn't measured by how long we stay.
Maldives
Different People. Different Cultures. The Same Tropical Sun.
A tropical environment that reminded Pierre of Haiti — island culture, sea, tourism, and hospitality.
Brussels, Belgium
A Chapter Still Being Written
An early chapter of the beer-business journey, before the company launch.
Netherlands
A Chapter Still Being Written
Amsterdam and a still-unconfirmed southern Dutch city hold part of this story.
Ihe ndị bụ́ isi
Ekele
Maara ndị mmadụ, ebe ha, na obodo ndị na - akpali ndụ anyị.
Hospitality
Ị nabata ndị ọbịa n’ụzọ na - akwanyere ùgwù, ịhụnanya, na ịkwanyere ha ùgwà.
Friendship
Na - enwe mmekọrịta dị ukwuu n’omenala.
Egwú
Jiri egwú dị ka asụsụ eluigwe na ala.
Tourism
Kpọrọ ndị mmadụ ka ha chọpụta obodo ndị na - akpọ ha.
Omenala
Na - eme ememe ihe ndị dị n’ebe ahụ ma na - akwanyere ùgwù.
Entrepreneurship
Na - akwado ụlọ ọrụ, ndị kere ihe, ndị na - eme ihe ọhụrụ, na ohere.
Agụmakwụkwọ
Ịmụta ụmụ akwụkwọ, mahadum, ndị nkụzi, na ịmụ ihe n’oge niile.
Ije Ozi Nzukọ
Hapụ obodo nke ọ bụla nọ n’ọnụ ọgụgụ siri ike karịa mgbe ahụ.
Peace
Na - eme ka mmadụ na - enwe mmekọrịta n’enweghị ozi ọchịchị dị iche iche.
Ịghọ Onye Na - akpakọrịta
Izu Ekele ụwa nile abụghị arịrịọ maka ịhụnanya. Ọ bụ òkù ịkọrọ ịkpakọrịta — ịhụ anya mba nile, ọganihu na ndị na - ege ntị n’omenala, ịbịa ọbịa, ịgbakọ ndị ọrụ, mmasị nke obodo, na ịrụ ọrụ n’obodo obodo kwa obodo.
A na - eji ịhọrọ ndụmọdụ iwu, ndị na - enye inshura, na ndị ọkà mmụta ndị ọzọ na - adọ aka ná ntị. Ọ dịghị onye na - arụ ọrụ, ma ọ bụ onye na - enye ndụmọdụ a na - akpọ n’ihu ọha ruo mgbe a na - enwe nkwekọrịta a na - eche n’ọgbakọ.
Ịchọpụtakwu
✈️ Ịga Nlekọta na Ịbịara Ọbịa
Maka bọds ndị na - eme njem, ụlọ ọhịa na ụgbọelu
🎓 Omenala na Akụkọ
Gratitude Talks and the Haiti Meets... museum program
🇭🇹 Haiti Gaa n’Ụwa
Haiti and the diaspora as builders of the movement
🛡️ Ịchịkọta na Kpọchapụ Aka
Financial accountability, safety, and anti-corruption principles
🎸 Ndị ọkà nkà na DJ ndị a na-agbanwe
Apply to represent TimTim.Live Konpa in your own city
📰 Ụlọ Akụkọ
Founder updates, host city news, and press releases
🗂️ Etiti media
Founder bio, brand assets, and press contact
Ajụjụ na Azịza
Gịnị bụ Izu Ekele nke Mba Nile?+
Otu ememe mba nile na - eduzi n’afọ n’obodo site n’iji egwú, njem, omenala, akwụkwọ, ịrụ ọrụ, ịbịa ọbịa, na enyi — otu n’ime ụwa nile nke TimTim.Live.
Is this a Haitian cultural movement?+
No. It's not a Haitian movement, an American movement, or a movement belonging to any single nation or culture. It begins as one person saying thank you — to Haiti, to America, and to every place that welcomed him along the way. See the Founding Principle for the full statement.
Is it political or religious?+
No. International Week of Gratitude is intentionally non-political, non-partisan, and non-religious in its governance. It's open to all nationalities, cultures, faiths, and backgrounds.
Is a city on this page confirmed as a host?+
Not unless it's marked "Confirmed Host." Every other status — Proposed, Invited, In Discussion, Provisional — means exactly that: a location we're exploring, not a signed agreement.
Gịnị bụ Gịtara Ọcha?+
The White Guitar is the emotional symbol of the founder's story — bought at about eighteen with a dream of forming a band, sold years later, and now returning as the centerpiece of the closing concert in every host city.
Can my city apply to host a future edition?+
Yes — see "Host a Gratitude Week." Mayor's offices, tourism boards, chambers of commerce, universities, museums, hotel associations, and local producers can all start an application.
How are sponsors and partners involved?+
Through the Partners & Sponsors program. No sponsor logo or partner name is shown publicly until a signed agreement is in place.
Can I donate or invest?+
Community support and partnership inquiries are welcome through Contact. Any future investment opportunity would be offered only through appropriate legal documentation and in compliance with applicable securities laws — nothing on this site is an offer to sell or a solicitation to purchase any security.
International Week of Gratitude is currently in development. Proposed host locations, venues, dates, governments, sponsors, artists, programs, and partners are subject to confirmation, contract, permits, financing, insurance, and applicable local laws. A location shown on this page is not a confirmed host unless specifically marked "Confirmed Host." References to companies, institutions, and government entities do not imply endorsement unless expressly stated.
Izu Ekele Maka Ụwa Mmadụ
Otu Ụwa. Otu Ezinụlọ. Ruo mgbe ebighị ebi.