Music in the park - Munda Wanga Botanical Gardens
“Music in the Park” will feature both national and international musicians, performing in a setting designed to be relaxing: The Botanical Gardens at Munda Wanga.
Lawns to lounge, music to let your mind drift away. An atmosphere that is not only relaxing but also inspiring and creative. The scene will interest those in search of cultural inspiration and will open minds in search for more.
The 20th September 2009 will be filled with music, and other cultural activities. We have the following performers programmed for you; Nomakanjani will bring the gardens alive with their energizing rhythms and beats; African songs and some all time favourites will be brought by VOX Zambezi (Lusaka Music Society). Finally a Jazz Extravaganza featuring different Zambian artists, guided by the Elevators.
To accompany this musical event there will be an
To soften the pallet during this cultural overdose, we have arranged a wine and cheese tasting. Different wines and cheeses will be available for tasting and purchase.
To entertain the children there will be a variety of activities organised.
For more information call Fred: 021 1278 529/614 or mundawanga@iconnect.zm
SOUTH LUANGWA LIGHT-An exhibition of oil paintings by Katerina Ring
Where: Alliance Francais, Alick Nkhata Ave, Longacres
When: 17th -30th June, 9 – 17.00 daily, except Sundays
Who: Katerina Ring is an American-born resident of Italy & Zambia.
This collection of paintings showcases the plants, animals and villages of the Luangwa Valley, with special attention to the dramatic light. The brightly coloured paintings are in an impressionistic and/ort semi-abstract style
This is Katerina’s 3rd personal show in Zambia and her first in Lusaka
Please come and look, meet the artist and enjoy images of the Valley her in the city!
Why: The artist’s shows are always fundraisers for various causes supporting education of wildlife conservation. Katerina volunteers at Luyobolola Schoool in Mazabuka and sponsors many students in their schooling. Chitenge Dolls will also be on sale as one of her fundraising projects for girls’ education
