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Learn the craft.
Lead the table.

The Tamada gives the Supra its order.

He raises the next toast. He listens to the room. He knows when to draw someone in, when to let a story breathe, when to bring the table back together, and when the moment has come to move forward.

It takes memory, judgment, attention, humor, courage, and practice.

At his best, the Tamada helps a room of separate people become one table.

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Story is part of the craft.

Good work begins with relationship.

First Things Foundation has spent years learning that good work grows from relationship. People become known to one another. Trust deepens. Responsibility follows. Good things can begin between people who are no longer strangers.

American Supra brings that same conviction home to the table.

The Tamada is one of the people entrusted with tending that work.

A place to keep growing

The Tamada
Vineyard is coming.

We are building a home for people who want to become Tamadas and for seasoned Tamadas who want to keep growing in the craft.

A place to learn, practice, gather, and carry more Supras into the places you already love.

Learn the craft.

Art of Tamada (opens a new tab) has brought Tamadas together in person for teaching, conversation, and practice. In the Vineyard, that world will continue online through formation, education, reflection, resources, and a path that keeps leading back to real tables.

Grow with other Tamadas.

Learn from people who have led tables for years. Share what happened at your own. Ask questions. Trade stories. Help form the people coming behind you.

Cultivate more tables.

Use practical tools to gather people, help Hosts, organize Supras, and bring this tradition into homes, churches, restaurants, retreats, and communities.

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Supra has a life of its own.

Already gathering people and hosting Supras in your own place? American Supra is also growing a network of Table Partners who want to help more tables take root where they live.

From your first table to your hundredth, the Vineyard will give Tamadas a place to keep learning, keep serving, and keep going deeper.

The table
remains
the
proving ground.

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Keep in touch

Join the Vineyard Wait List

If you want to learn the craft of the Tamada, or keep growing in it, we want to know you.

Joining the wait list keeps you informed as the Vineyard takes shape. Privacy

Learn at
the
table.

You learn this craft around real tables. Art of Tamada brings teaching, practice, music, and Supra together in person.

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