مدرسه فرهنگ سرو
Sarv, The Culture School is a cultural, educational, non-governmental, and independent institution established to rediscover and introduce the history, culture, and art of Iran to both Iranian and non-Iranian communities.
This institution operates with two main focuses: education and research.
In the education sector, it offers workshops and classes for children, youth, and adults, teaching music and creative arts. All educational programs are designed with consideration for contemporary global arts, centered around Iranian culture and history.
In the research sector, it engages in cultural content production, organizing meetings and gatherings, inviting prominent cultural figures for lectures, hosting music concerts, and more.
Sarv, The Culture School aspires to remind the world of Iran’s glorious past and the resilience and wisdom of its people in preserving this culture.
Here, we speak of the truth of Iran—So that all may know…
Sarv Parandeh Room (The Mobile Unit of Sarv School)
The Sarv School of Culture is prepared to independently or in collaboration with other cultural institutions, organize educational and research-based events, including seminars, workshops, concerts, and lectures.
These activities can be held in cities and states across the United States as well as in other countries.
“Sarv Parandeh Room”, the mobile unit of Saro School, has successfully conducted numerous events in the U.S. and Canada.
Sarv School Research Room
Living far from our homeland, we all share a concern for preserving the identity and culture that shape our roots. Some may feel it more deeply than others, but in our quiet moments, we all miss our land, worry about it, and cherish it.
The “Sarv School Research Room” hosts a monthly gathering where we come together to discuss and listen to conversations about Iran’s culture, history, and art.
Each session focuses on a specific theme. For example, past series have explored topics such as:
• Ancient Iranian rituals
• The social perspective of the Shahnameh
• The role of women in Iran’s social movements
• Modern Persian poetry
• Book readings and poetry recitations
These discussions provide a space to connect, learn, and engage with our cultural heritage, no matter how far we are from home.
Founders
Mehrdad Teymoori
Musician
Mehrdad Teymoori is an esteemed piano and recorder teacher, conductor, and advocate for the recorder as an orchestral instrument. With over 25 years of experience in the field of music education, Mehrdad has dedicated his career to teaching both children and adults through private lessons and public classes, with class sizes ranging from five to 25 students.
Nazanin Aygani
Writer and Artist
Nazanin Aygani is a Washington, D.C.-area interdisciplinary artist, art educator, and teacher based in Potomac, Maryland. With over two decades of experience in painting, sculpture, installation, public art, video art, and teaching, Nazanin's work is deeply influenced by literature, philosophy, and mythology. Her conceptual art reflects on the human condition, and her pieces have been showcased in various solo exhibitions across Iran and France.
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