Cairo What's on
2-25 Feb 2010. This exhibition presents a large selection of oils on canvas by the Egyptian artist Kamal El Sarrag.
El Sarrag studied fine arts in Cairo, where he graduated in 1960, and at the Acade...
Dar Es Salaam What's on
25 Feb 2010. Six Norwegian students and six students from the Bagamoyo College of Arts (TASUBA) come together to perform a mix of traditional music and dance.20.00. Entry free.
Accra What's on
Exhibition by Samuel Tetteh Katchan.
17-27 Feb 2010. This exhibition features the paintings of the Accra-based Togan artist Samuel Tetteh Katchan, who sees the world as a stained-glass window in which colours assume the same meaning as f...
Addis Ababa What's on
25-28 Feb 2010. This event attracts a large number of international participants and offers a great occasion for local companies to start business with neighboring countries such as Kenya. All kinds...
Addis Ababa What's on
15 Feb-1 March 2010. Paintings by Berlin-based Ethiopian artist Engedaget Legesse explore the theme of empty rooms.
Legesse studied at the school of fine art in Addis Ababa before moving to Berlin i...
Cape Town What's on
26 Feb-7 March 2010. The annual Out in Africa SA Gay & Lesbian Film Festival presents three films at the Nu Metro cinema on the V&A Waterfront. These are the lesbian feature And Then Came Lola (USA, 2...
Dar Es Salaam What's on
Art camp at the Kilimanjaro Hotel Kempinski
31 Jan-5 Feb 2010. The renowned Kilimanjaro Hotel Kempinski in Dar es Salaam is playing host to a week-long art camp to promote the work of promising young Tanzanian artists and raise money for charit...
Cairo What's on
30 Jan-28 Feb 2010. This exhibition, entitled Girls and Vases, displays paintings by the Egyptian artist Farouk Wagdy, who graduated in applied arts, ornament and glass in 1960. He has taken part in...
Nairobi What's on
Volunteer Opportunities in Kenya
Ongoing volunteer opportunities teaching English in primary schools, Working in orphan homes, conservation, forestry and ecology projects
Dar Es Salaam What's on
13 Feb 2010. Lady Jay Dee, Professor Jay, Marlaw, Bi Kidude, Banana Zorro and Mwasiti are among the Tanzanian musicians set to perform in a concert to raise awareness about the dangers of malaria and...
Maputo What's on
Reggae night by Os Justiceiros
5 Feb 2010. Os Justiceiros from Inhambane launches its new CD A chama da Unidade in a homage to the king of reggae Bob Marley at the French-Mozambican Cultural Centre ( CCFM). There will also be perfo...
Maputo What's on
Laurent Decol in the Words of Silence.
9 Feb 2010. French mime artist Laurent Decol is in Maputo with a new show created in honour of his master, Marcel Marceau, one of the greatest mime artists of all time. Decol has already taken this sh...
Maputo What's on
28 Jan-10 Feb 2010. Marrabenta is one of the best-known forms of urban dance music in Mozambique. Each year it is celebrated in a festival with live performances at venues across the country. In Maput...
Cape Town What's on
4th Cape Town International Summer Music Festival.
28 Jan-18 Feb 2010. This year
Maputo What's on
Women and Borders photographic exhibition
8-17 March 2010. To coincide with international women
Dar Es Salaam What's on
13 Feb 2010. Lady Jay Dee, Professor Jay, Marlaw, Bi Kidude, Banana Zorro and Mwasiti are among the Tanzanian musicians set to perform in a concert to raise awareness about the dangers of malaria and...
Addis Ababa What's on
28 Jan 2010. The Italian Cultural Institute in Addis Ababa is screening the 2007 movie Fine Pena Mai by Davide Barletti and Lorenzo Conte, starring Claudio Santamaria and Valentina Cervi. The action i...
Addis Ababa What's on
Fashion show at the Alliance Ethio-Française
5 Feb 2010. Young Ethiopian fashion designer Abebayehu Tafese displays samples of his work. The show will also feature pieces by guest designer Jos
Addis Ababa What's on
Tulu Guya and Bisrat Tulu in Addis Ababa.
2-11 Feb 2010. Ethiopian artist Tulu Guya returns to the Alliance Ethio-Fran
Cairo What's on
24 Jan-31 March 2010. This exhibition features a large selection of paintings by the Egyptian artist Galila Nawar, who uses pastel colours to portray children and women in joyful situations.
