Pamoja Festivals - The Way of Zanzibar - "HARAMBEE"

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Wed 27 Dec, 4:00pm - 1:00am

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"Pamoja festivals” first event series in collaboration with “Shambaland”. Proud to present the latest and most captivating festival Zanzibar has to offer. experience | culture | music “The way of Zanzibar” is an unforgettable festival that immerses you in the rich tapestry of Zanzibar culture while building a “bridge” to the elements of the western culture, diving deep into the essence of "hakuna matata" way of life. Location: "SHAMBALAND", Pwani Mchangani, Zanzibar Experience: Vibrant market stalls - goods, flavours and art all from local businesses. Variety of workshops - farm to table cocktails, coffee, meditation and more! Sunset buffet and amazing Pamoja circus show! Diverse Activities - from parade to limbo. "Wonderland" - after party under the stars with local & international artists. At the gate of the event we supply you a kit for each guest including a schedule of the festival & map of the venue with all the activities inside. The event will take place once a week on Wednesdays and will be limited to 300 people.

Doors open

16:00

Venue

Pamoja Festivals

Open-air

Nature

An ancient Omani palace preserved on the island, as part of the Omani control of the region between 1698 - 1890, the Sultan moved his capital to Zanzibar between 1832-1840. A new and refreshing festival in Zanzibar that puts the music, art and culture of Africa on the map that takes place each time in a historical site or in a special landscape around Zanzibar The festival itself has 5 different DJs and the use of African instruments as part of the musical set, various art representatives of local artists who present their art and special performances as part of the show, as well as a food complex, make-up, clothing and jewelry stalls, etc. It is important to note that the artists who sell the equipment are local or residents and are not required to pay money on their income as part of pamoja's concept of promoting Zanzibar