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22/12/2024

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09/10/2024

Trevor Mawaka Book launch on the 5th of October at National Gallery in Bulawayo

In this debut book, Trevor Mawaka presents his unique interpretation of intimate conversations with five Bulawayo artists, shared over coffee at the Hide Out...

23/09/2024

Jazz improvisation workshop at Alliance Française de Bulawayo with Paul Lunga

Jazz improvisation workshop with Paul Lunga at Alliance Francaise Bulawayo.

15/09/2024

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A day spend with a group of traditional healers in Luveve, Bulawayo, Zimbabwe as they celebrate through dance, food, drink and music

05/08/2024

will be at Lift-Off Global Network

19/07/2024

Bekezela in rehearsal for tomorrow's Jazz and Dinner Nights at Hellenic Hall in Famona, Bulawayo

07/05/2024

We witnessed some amazing presentations by Deaf Arts in collaboration with Sign Language Interpreter Trust at Bulawayo Theatre on the 3rd of May.
The presentations were made possible with support from Culture Fund and EU Delegation to Zimbabwe.

02/05/2024

It's unfortunate that The City of Bulawayo funding an arts festival is being looked at in a rather simplistic manner; that the city wants to give money to artists. A well curated festival will have an audience arriving from across the region.
Please note that I am not in support of the city funding a festival this June as billboards should already been up and artists announced.
A well curated festival will benefit street vendors, restaurants, hotels, transport operators...more than it will benefit artists. For those who are aware of Inxusa that used to run by the late Cont Mhlanga, HIFA that used to be run by Emmanuel Bagoro, they will be aware of how a well curated festival can impact a city's economy and image.
David Coltart is well positioned to influence a festival that can have far reaching benefits for the city via his contacts in the diplomatic circles.
Imagine a festival that will have local artists collaborating with artists from Japan, Sweden, South Africa, Swaziland. Imagine those who sell by large city hall interacting with those from those across the region. $300000 is not a scary figure if you look at the benefits to the city and the country