Art, wine and music: A heavenly evening at Linnaeus

Tuesday, November 18, 2025 | 30 Views |

A drizzling evening did not dampen the spirits of art and wine lovers who gathered at Linnaeus, Sanitas in Gaborone on Saturday.

The event, a collaboration between St Patrick's Society Botswana and the Art Residency Centre, was a unique fusion of art, wine and music that left attendees in awe.

As patrons sipped fine wine and savored salty snacks and cheese, they were treated to a captivating performance by Cedric, who regaled them with a diverse range of music from local and international artists.

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