Zimbabwe Heritage Festival
Saturday, 31 May 2025
- Time
- 12:00 - 21:00
- Venue
- Campbell Park Amphitheatre (the Parks Trust), Milton Keynes, MK9 3FT
- Price
- Free
The Zimbabwe Heritage Festival is an annual celebration of Zimbabwean culture, traditions, and community spirit.
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Cultural Showcase
Visitors will experience a comprehensive celebration of Zimbabwean identity through:
Visual Arts Exhibition: Featuring traditional sculptures, paintings, textiles, and intricate basketry
Live Performances: Showcasing talented artists including ZimChild, Tanga Pasi, Ka22 Khalif, The Kambo Boys, and Linos Magaya with Zimbabwe Mbira Vibes
Traditional Dance: Dynamic performances highlighting Zimbabwe's diverse regional dance styles
Music: From traditional mbira compositions to contemporary Zimbabwean sounds
Interactive Experiences
The festival offers numerous hands-on activities for attendees:
Mbira Workshops: Learn to play this iconic Zimbabwean thumb piano
Cultural Workshops: Gain insight into various aspects of Zimbabwean traditions
Family-Friendly Environment
The event caters to all ages with:
Kids' Zone: Dedicated area with age-appropriate activities
Face Painting: Creative cultural designs
Food Stalls: Authentic Zimbabwean cuisine and refreshments
Kumba Lounge Bar: Adult refreshment area sponsored by Kumba Lounge
Community Impact
The Zimbabwe Heritage Festival represents more than entertainment—it serves as a crucial platform for:
Strengthening cultural identity among the Zimbabwean diaspora
Enhancing community cohesion across cultural backgrounds
Providing economic opportunities for Zimbabwean businesses
Engaging youth in meaningful connection with their cultural heritage
Fostering cross-cultural understanding within Milton Keynes' diverse community
Venue
Campbell Park Amphitheatre (the Parks Trust)
Campbell Park Amphitheatre (the Parks Trust)
Milton Keynes
MK9 3FT
Dates
The event runs from 12:00 to 21:00 on the following dates.
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