Articles Tagged “london”
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London 2011 Photos
[flagallery gid=1 name="Gallery"] Photos courtesy of Lance Guma
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Dj Huku
Nyasha Murray Last Friday afternoon I found myself sharing a beer at my local Wetherspoon’s Pub with budding DJ Dave Smallwood aka HeadyStepper to talk about electro-house music, playing at Ministry of Sound, stripping off,…
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Africa United! SSC Partnership
We are delighted to announce the continuation of the partnership between Zimfest and the Springbok Supporters Club. This being a Rugby world Cup year the attention of the world will focus on New Zealand as…
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Zimfest London Parking
For the first time ever we will be offering parking at Zimfest London. We have negotiated with the venue to allow secure parking within Prince Georges Playing Fields. Parking spaces are limited and will be…
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Mashasha and Sam – A special kind of magic!
by Brooke Pegram Mashasha & Sam are probably my favourite live band at the moment. Yes, they are my friends and I am probably biased, but I also think they f***ing rock… or groove, as…
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Matt James ready to rock Zimfest
Zimfest 2011 is taking the dance arena up a level featuring the most solid line up seen. Featuring for the first time at Zimfest one of South Africa's finest who's resumes stacks up with the…
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London – We are moving!
Important Announcement – Venue Change! – Zimfest London 2011 Prince Georges Playing Fields, Bushey Road, Raynes Park, London SW20 9NB (back to our spiritual home)
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Student work experience
Calling all students…. If you fancy some work experience and wouldn't mind helping us out with Zimfest in London on 27th August 2011 it certainly would be appreciated. We currently need help specifically with…
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London stalls proposals
We would like to invite you to apply to have a stall at Zimfest. The event is the ideal opportunity for you to market your products, services or organisation. Contact us for details stalls@zimfestlive.com
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Kamikaze who?
There is nothing more refreshing than meeting people who can smile through the most cringe-worthy experience or laugh during the most difficult of times in a manner that conveys both their deep sense of ‘Ubuntu’…
