The Namibian Heritage Week (NHW) Team would like to extend our deepest gratitude to every Namibian individual and organisation (private and public) who contributed to making NHW 2025 a resounding success. Every year, we say, “This is a week for every single Namibian to get involved in celebrating and learning about Namibia’s rich and diverse heritage. We will only be able...
Once again, the Namibian Heritage Week Team has the pleasure of hosting Namibian Heritage Week! We also have the pleasure of inviting you to the following events: MEDIA LAUNCHMonday 08th September 2025, at 10h00MEETING LINKMeeting ID: 874 8918 9776Passcode: 781307 OFFICIAL OPENINGMonday 15th September 2025, at 17h30Namibia Maritime MuseumDias St, Luderitz, NamibiaLive Stream: Namibian Heritage Week Facebook Page and YouTube Channel The theme...
As the Confronting Colonial Pasts, Envisioning Creative Futures project (CCP, ECF), primarily funded by the Gerda Henkel Foundation, nears completion, the Museums Association of Namibia (MAN) is preparing to showcase the significant work achieved through this ambitious, multi-year collaboration. What better way to wrap up a project that has spanned research, repatriation, education, and innovation than with an event that celebrates...
The FNCC (Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre) is a hub for cultural exchange and artistic expression, offering events, exhibitions, and language courses to promote French and Namibian culture.
COSMO-ART is proud to announce the international conference “Rock Art Site Management in Southern Africa: Towards a Cosmopolitan Approach” which will mark the conclusion of the research project. The conference will take place in Kimberley (South Africa), from 30/10 to 6/12 2025. Sessions: Session 1: “What is a ‘Rock Art Site’?” Session 2: “Documenting Rock Art” Session 3: “Conservation & Management...
The Museums Association of Namibia wishes every Namibian a happy 35th Independence Day! We honour each heritage, arts, and culture worker and enthusiast for their immeasurable contributions to the sector over the past 35 years and beyond.
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The colloquium addresses current debates in Namibian and Southern African Studies and provides a forum for conversations between students and local and international scholars, artists and activists. The regional focus is programmatic, but we offer multiple opportunities to reflect on the sessions and situate them in broader discourses. We nurture an intellectual milieu and knowledge practice that transcends rigid institutional and...
The National Theatre of Namibia is excited to share details about our first project of the year: auditions for an upcoming theatre play titled “God of Women”https://www.ntn.org.na/show/auditions-for-god-of-women/. This play, written by the renowned Namibian playwright Prof. Sifiso Nyathi and directed by theatre veteran Keamogetsi Joseph Molapong, explores the complexities of customary polygamy within Namibian traditional society. The story follows Lewanika, a village...
The National Art Gallery of Namibia is delighted to share with you some information regarding the OMBA Exhibition. This presentation is opening to the public today and will be on show until Saturday, 01 March 2025. This exhibition, Roots and Resilience, honours the extraordinary journey of the Omba Arts Trust and its founding director, Karin le Roux, who has dedicated over three decades...
