Events

Dr Oliver Mtukudzi and the Black Spirits give a performance for fans and accompanied by Mbeu & The Mhodzi Tribe. This might be a night to remember as music fans and attendees close of the last Saturday of the month of January.

Edith WeUtonga and Carlos Green perform alongside each other as they welcome Carlos back into the country from Dubai.

Admission: Cover Charge

Venue: Jazz 24/7 Behind Eastgate, Ster Kenikor

Exposing the Arts of Zimbabwe at the one stop shop for Zimbabwean arts, the National Gallery of Zimbabwe

Join us on the 7th of April for a night where music meets art!
This coming First Fridays will feature #TheMovement, an exclusive entertainment group that has a unique way of entertaining audiences, with DJs and musicians (saxophonists, percussionists, guitarists, a violinist, keyboardist, gifted poets and comedians). Their music consists of all genres with a local twist.

Date: 7 March 2017
Time: 6pm until 9pm
Venue: 20 Julius Nyerere Way, Harare
Charge: $5.00

Join these two powerful women of music, Edith WeUtonga and Queen Mashie as they showcase what it means and takes to be women of note.

Harare Chamber Orchestra Presents ” Strings with a touch of flute” Performing works by Bach, Vivaldi, Elgar.

Entry by Donation

Back for another Edition of “Summer Jam”, this time we’re bringing you a special bit of magic with Vee Mukarati Music LIVE on the Sax to add even more of a summer feel!
Plus we’ve got DJ’s:
Rob Macson, Samuel Cosmic, Jonathan Mariani & Travis Holt

It all Kicks off at 5pm!
Come down early, book a table- enjoy some delicious food from the kitchen with a group of mates!
There’s some awesome Craft Beer on Tap! And we’ll have some great cocktail specials too! (Details soon)

To quote Game of Thrones, “Winter is COMING!” So let us embrace some summer vibes before then 😉

Its $5 Entry(cash only)
Hubbly’s are available to Hire!
No Under 18

FOR TABLE BOOKINGS(Up to 7pm) PLEASE MESSAGE EITHER Electric Concepts OR The Jam Tree

The National Gallery of Zimbabwe presents the Harare Conversations under the topic, The First International Congress of African Cultures (ICAC), 1962: Impact, Influence and Understated Narratives.
Come and be part of this Conversation as the National Gallery of Zimbabwe prepares for the 2nd ICAC that will take place in September 2017.
The Harare Conversations are an ongoing discursive platform that is part of the National Gallery of Zimbabwe’s Public and Educational Programming. The Conversations are open to artists, students, teachers, and general members of the public. Join us next week Tuesday as we look at some of the factors which affect our social practices.

Vee Mukarati Launches his second album : Nyamavhuvhu Night Sounds at The Jam Tree!
Nyamavhuvhu Night Sounds : a nine track concept album composed and recorded by Vee Mukarati.

More details to follow….meanwhile, SAVE THE DATE!
Supported by: Unplugged Zimbabwe, Music Crossroads Academy and The Jam Tree

Bring a blanket and join us as we watch this classic Zimbabwean movie in the iconic Harare Gardens.  Mix, mingle and join in our private night-time tour of the gallery.