Serowe braces for art and crafts market day

Friday, June 26, 2015

Basket and craft exhibition at the National Museum

The Bangwato capital Serowe is bracing itself for an arty day that will see a total of 50 craftsmen and women converge in the village for the first art and crafts market day on July 4.

The event takes place at the old Western Primary School, which has been turned into a youth centre.

The event will be held at the end of every month and the organisers are hopeful that interest in the arts in the region will grow following the initiative.

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Serowe braces for art and crafts market day

The Bangwato capital Serowe is bracing itself for an arty day that will see a total of 50 craftsmen and women converge in the village for the first art and crafts market day on July 4.