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Success at Nyanga Arts Festival 2022
The inaugural Nyanga Arts Festival rolled out from 27-29 October 2022 in Zimbabwe's mountainous Eastern Highlands, attracting a combined audience of over 4000 in the small picturesque town, to exciting and diverse music events, theatre and workshops.
The Nyanga Rural District is a major highlight of the Zimbabwean geographical landscape. In its vicinity is the Nyanga National Park renowned for a variety of wildlife, Mount Nyangani, the highest mountain in Zimbabwe, the spectacular Nyamombe Falls, the breath-taking Mutarazi Falls, the scenic Pungwe Falls and the Ziwa Ruins and Museum – among many other tourist at-tractions.
The Intangible Cultural Heritage project has been a fascinating journey of discovery documenting, together with knowledge-bearers, dance expressions of different groups in Matabeleland, Zimbabwe which must live on to future generations!
A project by Nhimbe Trust, funded by UNESCO, with support from the GoZ
Bulawayo Arts Festival (BAF) Report 2021 Launched
Bulawayo City Council and its technical partner Nhimbe Trust have launched the 2021 Bulawayo Arts Festival report, with details of the vivid and culture-packed 5-day activities which took place in Bulawayo City and online, from 1 to 5 June 2021.
FAR FROM bright stage lights and the energy of real live audiences in rows of seats, HERE, THERE, NOW brought women actors of Bulawayo and London together in virtual spaces, exchanging experiences over thousands of miles, in homes and studios in the two cities, listening and understanding each other.
