A Night Of Celebrating Botho, Culture

Monday, August 21, 2017

It was a night of celebrating Botho and culture through music, dance, poetry and storytelling at the Awakening Festival that was presented at Maitisong Theatre on Friday.

The festival featured performances from acts such as Barolong Seboni, Leshie Lovesong, Tefo Paya, Gaborone Youth Singers, Mogwana Dance Group, Zeus and the Ravi Sisters.

The idea behind the festival was to engage the dynamics of dialogue and Botho in the country in conjuction with the Dalai Lama Conference.

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