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Paint and Sip to shape urban cultural trends

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A Motswana creative, Princess Bobo and her business partner, Kabo Katse have seen it fit to think innovatively by introducing monthly niche programmes such as ‘Paint and Sip’ under the banner of their startup - Tiny Events.

The two aim to bring about wellness and healing during the trying times of the COVID-19 pandemic. This unique event is created to bring together the community, friends, and family for a fun and engaging activity with a light-hearted twist painting.

“We are committed to bringing a sense of hope and wellness as well as grow the appreciation for culture and arts in the city,” Bobo said. The event dubbed ‘The Valentine’s Special’ will be held in Extension 10, Gaborone on February 13, from 3pm to 6pm and is suited for all audiences. It offers a step-by-step guided painting session. The painting instructor is a talented 27-year-old street artist, Obakeng Rodney Keitemoge known as Art by Rodney, who has partnered with the event hosts.

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