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Even Bigger, More Exciting and More Fun! The Bank Windhoek Kidz Fun Fair will offer a large variety of exhibitors specializing in products and services such as health, toys, clothing and accessories, entertainment, travel, sports, music and education for the entire family, with a special focus on the tweens (age 7-12). A selection of culinary delights is offered, so come hungry! The Toddz Fun Zone (age 0-6), the Tweens Fun Zone (age 7-12) and the Bank Windhoek Body Balance Kidz Camp (age 8-14) will be offering safe and fun play areas for kids of all ages, packed with fun activities and lots of games. Once inside, entrance to the areas is for FREE. Join in the exciting entertainment program, the Little Mr and Miss Kidz Fun Fair competition and meet Stefan Ludik. Venue: Wanderers Sport Grounds Dates & Times: Saturday, 18 September 2010 09h00 – 19h00 (Gates close at 18h00) Sunday, 19 September 2010 09h00 – 16h00 (Gates close at 15h00) Highlights • The first 2000 visitors will receive a goodie bag filled with lots of useful information and keepsakes • A large variety of exhibitors • Climbing wall • Little Mr and Miss Kidz Fun Fair competition - Download Little Mr and Miss Kidz Fun Fair Application Form • Graffiti wall • New characters to meet • ‘Milo Penalty Shoot Out’ • Bank Windhoek Body Balance Kids Camp is offering: Mini Cricket, Tennis, Fitness/Body Balance, Triathlon and Volleyball • Yummy food and drink selection • The 10 finalists of the Bank Windhoek BizzKids competition • Meet STEFAN LUDIK • And lots more…

A fashion show that embraces the African culture and appreciates Namibian designers. Organiser: Belle Ragazze Co-operative & Peacock Fusion

Urban Decay is an exhibition of graffiti art by Gary Rowe aka Real. Born in 1982 in London, Real has had a passion for graffiti all his life. Starting out like most graffiti artists – spraying his tag on walls – he soon got fed up with “spraying on walls and cars for the sake of it”. “That’s vandalism”, he claims. The desire to have his works recognized prompted him to experiment with canvas, boards, vinyl and basically anything he can get his hands on. Since he moved to Namibia in October 2008, Real has made his mark locally, reinventing walls, shop fronts and inside venues through his creative designs. “Urban Decay”, his second exhibition in Namibia, demonstrates how graffiti blends in with harsh urban surroundings and transforms its environment. To compliment the exhibition, the FNCC Cinema will screen “Style Wars”, a documentary about the graffiti subculture of New York, on Wednesday, 9 June. Official Opening: Opening date: 07.06.2010 Opening time: 18:00

'Postkoloniale Fotografie' The exhibition showcases pictures taken by 124 photographers from all over Namibia. Viewing times: Mon: closed Tue to Fri: 08:00 - 17:00 Sat: 09:00 - 14:00 Sun: closed Entrance: Tuesdays to Fridays : Free Weekends : Namibians N$10 / Foreigners N$20 Namibian students N$5 / Foreign students N$10 Discount available for children and pensioners. Contact: Angela @ 061 231 160 or

and discussion with audience. Free entrance. Doors open at 19:00. The second Tulipamwe Empowerment Project will be held from 15 to 29 August 2009 at Okakarara, a rural village in north-eastern Namibia. A group of 20 Namibian and international artists will work and live in this community and create artwork in the village in various media and formats, e.g. site-specific work, photography, video, painting, sculpture and printmaking. During the workshop five community artists from Okakarara will be invited to participate, thereby learning new skills. Goethe-Centre/NaDS and FNCC are the main local sponsors of this workshop. Following the workshop, a visual presentation will be given by the participants at the Goethe-Centre, while all artworks from the project will be exhibited at FNCC and Goethe-Centre from 1 September till 1 October 2009. Organiser: Goethe Centre

Viewing times: Mon to Fri: 08:00 - 18:00 Sat & Sun: 09:00 - 14:00