If one thing is going get us through trying times, it’s MUSIC.
Here is a look at our current playlist.
HOEVEMBER: A Close To November
Hoevember hosted by Lioness, is an annual celebration of women, gender non-confirming individuals and people under the LGBTQI+ community. It is an event curated to celebrate ones authenticity and foster an environment of safety and security for all attendees.
MonoCulture:Hello Spring
It’s a new month, a new season and a lot of us are welcoming the warmer weather with joyful greetings. To top it off, there’s numerous activities happening this weekend, something different for everyone.
MonoCulture: Weekend Line-Up
It’s a long weekend and some have left the outskirts of the city to be with friends and family. Others are using the time to recoup and relax, some are celebrating weddings and we’re back with a short weekend line-up.
MonoCulture: Weekend Reset
It’s mid-month and the budgets are getting tighter. Here are a couple of ideas for you to unwind this weekend, without straining your pockets.
MonoCulture: Playlist Plug
Since we love all things local and lekker, here’s a list of Namibian songs we’ve been listening to as of late.
MonoCulture: Weekend LineUp
August just popped in and even though its winds may want you cooped up at home, MonoCulture has even better ideas at how you could spend some of your leisure time this weekend.
Wat se my ma se kind: OMPATA
By: Hilma.L.Inkono
An authentically Namibian film, produced as a culmination of an online web series has hit Namibian theatres by storm and left its audience in awe.
MONO CULTURE: Here’s what we are up to this weekend
It may be freezing cold but life is short and for the living, amirriiight?!
So I’m here to share a list of events I will be attending in Windhoek this weekend. Join me!
MonoCulture: Namibian Things to watch Online
Namibian “kulture” is on the rise. The art, culture and entertainment industry has creatives pulling out all the stops to help elevate and invite more creatives to do the same. From producers, to directors, musicians to writers, dancers to actors, the list goes on and on. MonoCulture aims to shine some light on various productions pertaining, involving or produced by Namibians for Namibians to enjoy on the online space. Check it out…