Events

A special event for the launch of Ms Face Zimbabwe peagent for the disabled.

Battling it down between two of some of the biggest genres ruling the Southern region.
This night at Hilbrow

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

To all the married couples, this is an opportunity not to miss…a Diner with Apostle T. & Pastor C. Vutabwashe…Make the booking today

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

The High Tea is a delicious excuse for the ladies to dress up,look good and share their stories over a wide range of teas and good food. The High Tea is about bringing like minded women together for a common purpose which is to empower, motivate and encourage harmony and inter-dependence among women from different nationalities. We target women in business, aspiring female entrepreneurs, leading women in communities and careers and any woman looking to be among other women in hopes to gain knowledge, unity, support and resources across a wide range of industries & interests. A fun filled enriching afternoon where we hear the powerful stories from women in different areas of their lives. Enjoy an afternoon filled with learning, pampering, entertainment and amazing prizes from our sponsors. Oh, and of course fashion showcases from Africa’s finest fashion forward designers. You do not want to miss this!

Come have fun while burning some fat for a worthy cause

Volunteer to help us collect donations for a worthy cause

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.

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.