Making Waves : Creative women who move like water
| Category: | Multi discipline event - arts, culture & heritage |
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| Region: | Eastern Cape |
| Town: | Gqeberha |
| Cover Charge: | R0.00 |
| Contact Details: | RSVP: Lutholwethu.mxosana@mandela.ac.za (Limited spot) |
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FIRST THURSDAY
Making Waves: Creative women who move like water
Celebrate Women's Month with us as we explore the exciting intersection of the maritime and creative economies. Hear from remarkable women who are making waves in these industries and contributing to South Africa's vibrant creative Mzansi Golden Economy.
Don't miss this captivating dialogue and networking opportunity!
Secure your spot now and be part of the conversation that's moving South Africa forward!
Date: Thursday, 01 August 2024
Time: 17:30 till 20:30
Location: 20 Bird Street, Bird Street Gallery, Gqeberha.
RSVP: Lutholwethu.mxosana@mandela.ac.za
(Limited spot)
Venue
| Venue Name: | Bird Street Gallery |
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| Street Address: | 20 Bird Street, Bird Street Gallery, Gqeberha. |
20 Bird Street, Bird Street Gallery, Gqeberha.
Speakers
Keynote Speaker
- Ms. Zandi Ndlovu, the Black Mermaid
Panellists
- Ms. Zandi Ndlovu
- Ms. Rebecca Gatangi
- Mr Oyama Vanto
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