Weekend gig guide: Seafood Festival, music and more!
Namibia's diverse cultural scene is set to come alive this weekend with a variety of exciting events catering to different tastes and interests. Whether you are a seafood lover, a music enthusiast or looking for family-friendly fun, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Here are the top events happening in the Land of the Brave this weekend...
Seawork Seafood Festival
Slated for Thursday, 27 July, to Saturday, 29 July, at the Olympia Swimming Pool, the Seawork Seafood Festival is organised by Bank Windhoek's Connect People to People (CPTP) initiative. Last year, the festival attracted 1 500 visitors and raised an impressive N$43 000 for charity. This year, they are aiming higher, with the event looking to draw 2 000 people, all in support of charity. Live music will be provided courtesy of The Ell’s, Rian Smit, Vaugh Ahrens, Lin-Mari & JP Kotze and more. Tickets are available via Webtickets.
Symphony of the Soul
Classical music enthusiasts are in for a treat with Symphony of the Soul, a contemporary classical concert featuring the mesmerising talents of Trudy Gertze and Nythen Dien. Held at the College of the Arts' town campus, this concert promises an evening of soul-stirring melodies that will leave you captivated. Tickets are available for N$100 via Webtickets. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in the harmonious beauty of classical compositions.
Tsumeb Winter Fall
For music enthusiasts in Tsumeb, Oscar Norich Stadium is the place to be this Saturday for the Tsumeb Winter Fall. Hosted by S&J Live Africa, the event promises an electrifying line-up of performances by both local and international artists. Among the featured artists are Nokwazi from South Africa, DJ Castro, DJ Yessonia, Yeezir, Ethnix and Ms G. Prepare for a night filled with pulsating beats and a charged atmosphere. Tickets will cost you between N$70 and N$100 through Webtickets, so secure yours now for an unforgettable music experience!
Walvis Bay Oyster Festival
Calling all foodies and families! The Walvis Bay Oyster Festival is a must-attend event featuring a wide array of stalls offering delectable treats and entertainment for both young and old. The festival will take place at the Jan Wilken Stadium and promises a fun-filled day of activities. Indulge in the freshest oysters, savour local cuisine and enjoy live performances. Entrance is only N$100, and children under 12 can enter for free. Bring your loved ones and make lasting memories at this exciting family event.
Seawork Seafood Festival
Slated for Thursday, 27 July, to Saturday, 29 July, at the Olympia Swimming Pool, the Seawork Seafood Festival is organised by Bank Windhoek's Connect People to People (CPTP) initiative. Last year, the festival attracted 1 500 visitors and raised an impressive N$43 000 for charity. This year, they are aiming higher, with the event looking to draw 2 000 people, all in support of charity. Live music will be provided courtesy of The Ell’s, Rian Smit, Vaugh Ahrens, Lin-Mari & JP Kotze and more. Tickets are available via Webtickets.
Symphony of the Soul
Classical music enthusiasts are in for a treat with Symphony of the Soul, a contemporary classical concert featuring the mesmerising talents of Trudy Gertze and Nythen Dien. Held at the College of the Arts' town campus, this concert promises an evening of soul-stirring melodies that will leave you captivated. Tickets are available for N$100 via Webtickets. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in the harmonious beauty of classical compositions.
Tsumeb Winter Fall
For music enthusiasts in Tsumeb, Oscar Norich Stadium is the place to be this Saturday for the Tsumeb Winter Fall. Hosted by S&J Live Africa, the event promises an electrifying line-up of performances by both local and international artists. Among the featured artists are Nokwazi from South Africa, DJ Castro, DJ Yessonia, Yeezir, Ethnix and Ms G. Prepare for a night filled with pulsating beats and a charged atmosphere. Tickets will cost you between N$70 and N$100 through Webtickets, so secure yours now for an unforgettable music experience!
Walvis Bay Oyster Festival
Calling all foodies and families! The Walvis Bay Oyster Festival is a must-attend event featuring a wide array of stalls offering delectable treats and entertainment for both young and old. The festival will take place at the Jan Wilken Stadium and promises a fun-filled day of activities. Indulge in the freshest oysters, savour local cuisine and enjoy live performances. Entrance is only N$100, and children under 12 can enter for free. Bring your loved ones and make lasting memories at this exciting family event.
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