Events

Kites for Peace Zimbabwe is an annual kite flying event celebrating the United Nations International Day of Peace

First doily fair in Zimbabwe. It is a professional centralized market for products in home décor, fashion & fashion accessories and lifestyle products.The fair will showcase the best collections in crochet and other products that compliment crochet all in great and contemporary designs and patterns.

Come join alot of party-going Zimbabweans as they celebrate the launch of a new brand of cigarettes.

Live performances to be enjoyed, plus Tents to cover from the rain should it rain. It’s an event not to miss.

Tickets: $ 3 General, $10 VIP – USD/Bond Notes and Point of Sale payments accepted.

Live music from Dr Oliver Mtukudzi, Jah Prayzah, Suluman Chimbetu, Killer T, Sabastian Magacha and DJ Lyaness. brought to you by the Zimbabwe Nurses Association in Partnership with 2 Kings Entertainment.

Suitable for kids aged 7 – 10 years old
Cost is $45 and includes food and all activities
Kids sleep in tents for the two nights
Lots of bush and environment activities

Get the full live experience of the Zimbabwean heavy metal band Dividing The Element.

$10 admittance fee at the door.

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.

In Celebrating of World Book Day

Join us as we celebrate WORLD BOOK DAY. 5% of all proceeds raised through stalls will go to our ‘MITI YEDU’ tree planting initiative in conjunction with the Zimbabwe Forestry Commission. Remember to bring a book in order to take a book.