This September, the Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre presents From Page to Screen, a curated film series celebrating the enduring dialogue between literature and cinema. Across four carefully selected films, audiences are invited to explore how novels, theatre and fairy tales have inspired some of the most iconic works of French cinema.
A new cinematic experience is coming to Windhoek. Cinema After Six – Your Weekly Film Experience is a new weekly film screening initiative brought to audiences by Trilast Entertainment in collaboration with the Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre (FNCC).
From dark fantasy and animated adventure to creature-feature horror, the October programme explores three very different cinematic worlds—each offering its own take on mystery, imagination and the unexpected.
Through collage, mixed media, drawing and painting, JUXTAPOSED explores the intersections of memory, place, movement and identity. Eins brings together fragments gathered across different places, countries and continents, creating layered compositions that reflect personal experience, inherited histories and the complex ways in which we carry places with us.
Bringing together the hypnotic rhythms of Amapiano, the rich textures of Oriental music and contemporary electronic sounds, this collaboration creates a musical dialogue between different traditions, cultures and visions of the future.
The European Union Film Festival Namibia returns to Windhoek for 2026, bringing a month of European cinema, storytelling and cultural exchange to audiences across the city. This year's festival takes place across two venues, with screenings every Tuesday and Thursday at 19:00.
The MOVEMENT Dance Festival returns for its third and final season with BELOVED, bringing together contemporary dance practitioners from Namibia and Botswana for three days of performance, artistic exchange and community engagement.
The FNCC's Acoustic Friday returns for a special two-night edition featuring one of Namibia's most recognisable creative voices: Dr. La-Toya Lucile Mwoombola, better known as Lioness.
The Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre (FNCC) continues its monthly Les Rendez-vous Cinéma series this November with three French-language films exploring childhood, family, adventure and the relationship between people and the natural world.
Get ready for NamCon 2026, a full day celebrating comics, pop culture, gaming, animation and creativity! Taking place at the Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre, NamCon brings together fans, artists, creatives and pop-culture enthusiasts for a day of activities, performances, workshops and discovery. Whether you're into comics, gaming, animation, Japanese pop culture or creative arts, NamCon offers something to explore and enjoy.
What makes you happy? A friend's smile. Music. Family. Nature. A favourite place. Or perhaps an ordinary moment that means something to you. For a group of teenagers and young adults from three special education schools across Namibia, this simple question became the starting point for ‘Hear Me’, an unconventional photography exhibition inviting audiences to see the world through their eyes.
Katutura Fashion Week (KFW) returns for its 8th edition on 20 and 21 November 2026, bringing two evenings of fashion, culture and creative expression to the Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre (FNCC) in Windhoek.
KIFA WEEK 2026 returns to the Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre (FNCC) from 30 November to 5 December under the theme “Impact Economy”, bringing together creative practitioners, industry professionals, institutions, entrepreneurs and audiences to explore the role of culture and creativity in economic and regional development.
Have a look at events, exhibitions, film screenings and workshops that happened before today.
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