Domboshaba grows in leaps and bounds

Friday, September 19, 2014

One of the activities at the previous Domboshaba Cultural Festival

Domboshaba Cultural Festival continues to grow in leaps and bounds. This year the cultural spectacle promises to live up to its reputation of giving the audience a rich display of Kalanga culture and heritage.

The annual cultural festival is scheduled to take place from September 26 to 28, 2014. Since its inception in 2000 Domboshaba Cultural Festival has become one of the notable events in the local calendar of events. It has won the hearts of many Batswana, who either enjoy the IKalanga entertainment, food, or simply want to learn about the culture and heritage.

Over the years the festival has managed to bring Bakalanga together to celebrate their culture and heritage, while sharing with people from other tribes who take the time to attend the festival.

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