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Kabwata Cultureel Dorp
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Tips van locals
Carlyn
February 24, 2018
Best place for Zambian art
Forlan
March 19, 2021
Mungo villas is near to The idea of having all the Zambian cultures from every corner of the country showcased in one place marked the beginning of Kabwata Cultural Village in Lusaka, the capital of Zambia. Artists from Lusaka used Kabwata Cultural Village as a market for their work and then sought out different styles of artwork in Zambia’s other provinces. The artists felt each province needed representation at Kabwata Cultural Village. That is how artists from all the provinces were called to come and be showcasing their artworks here. That is how Kabwata Cultural Village began. “Now that we have 10 provinces, all the 10 are represented here,”
Mungo villas is near to The idea of having all the Zambian cultures from every corner of the country showcased in one place marked the beginning of Kabwata Cultural Village in Lusaka, the capital of Zambia. Artists from Lusaka used Kabwata Cultural Village as a market for their work and then sou…
Emma
September 6, 2018
Curio market. A bit shabby but least execs I've place to buy African curios
Verona
March 10, 2018
Kabwata Cultural Village has great handcrafted wood carvings at affordable prices. You can buy really interesting pieces here
Kapenda
January 18, 2022
Get a sense of Zambian arts by visiting the Kabwata Cultural Village, one of Zambia’s traditionally styled trade centres that still uses thatched-roof huts. There are over 80 resident artists that come from all nine Zambian provinces, allowing for a great variety of wood carvings, drums, bijou, woven baskets, masks and traditionally designed fabrics. During the holidays, live performers play throughout the village to entertain travellers whilst also getting the opportunity to view the craftsman at work. Also, don’t miss out on lunch at the traditional restaurant found in the village.
Get a sense of Zambian arts by visiting the Kabwata Cultural Village, one of Zambia’s traditionally styled trade centres that still uses thatched-roof huts. There are over 80 resident artists that come from all nine Zambian provinces, allowing for a great variety of wood carvings, drums, bijou, wove…
Locatie
Plot no. 875 Burma Rd
Lusaka, Lusaka Province