Experience Between Image, Memory & Expression, a dynamic group exhibition at FNCC showcasing four distinctive artistic voices exploring identity, emotion, and imagination. Featuring photography by Dee Conradie, surreal illustrations by Cassio Canza, bold mixed media works by Ryan Dillon De Wee, and experimental creations by Isaac Francisco, the exhibition creates a compelling dialogue between realism and abstraction, memory and expression.

MOVEMENT is an international contemporary dance festival bringing together artists from Namibia, South Africa, Botswana, and France to celebrate creativity, collaboration, and artistic exchange.

“Fado sem Fim” brings Portuguese fado singer Soraia Cardoso to Namibia for an intimate evening celebrating the emotion, tradition, and timeless melodies of Portugal’s rich musical heritage.

From Noise to Voice is an intimate workshop hosted by the Potters' Association of Namibia, featuring renowned Namibian artist Betsie van Rensburg as she explores the influences that shape, challenge, and inspire creative expression.

The critically acclaimed theatre production You Have Loved Enough! returns in concert for one night only, featuring Namibian opera singer and NTFA-nominated actor Galilei Njembo performing the show's powerful and virtuosic music.

Sumthin Real is a dance-focused throwback experience featuring the best of 90s and 2000s RnB, Hip Hop, Kwaito, and more, with music by APL, Loudima.Dreamer, Fine Tune, and DJ Musketeer. Strictly for ages 30 and over.

Marciel Hopkins bring haar inspirerende boodskap na die Suide vir 'n oggend van eerlike gesprekke oor liggaamsaanvaarding, selfvertroue en selfliefde. Gaste kan uitsien na inspirerende insigte, 'n peuselbord, sjampanje, stalletjies en die kans om pryse te wen.

Celebrate World Music Day 2026 with a nationwide week of music, culture, and connection as communities across Namibia come together for concerts, workshops, and creative exchange. From Windhoek to Gobabis, Otavi, Rundu, Katima Mulilo, and the Hardap Region, audiences can enjoy a vibrant programme showcasing Namibia’s rich musical diversity, from traditional sounds to contemporary African music. Free and open to the public, this special celebration highlights the power of music to unite communities.