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What's Happening
1-5 November 2022
MTC Windhoek Fashion Week
What: The country’s very own version of Fashion Week showcases established and up-and-coming accessories and fashion designers. Sponsored by MTC, the events include fashion shows and after parties, plus a chance to strut your stuff on the blue carpet.
Where: Maerua Mall, parking level 3
Damage: N$100 for front row, N$40 for general on Webtickets or PayPulse
3-6 November 2022
Kasi Vibe Festival
What: This will be the 11th instalment of the festival that garners large crowds looking for a good time. Kasi Vibe is a showcase of entrepreneurship, innovation, youth empowerment, brand building and connecting different people through fashion, art, music, food and drinks.
Where: Sam Nujoma Stadium
Damage: N$130 for a weekend pass available on Webtickets
5 November 2022
Welwitschias vs Griquas
What: Our very own Windhoek Draught Welwitschias will be facing the Windhoek Draught Griquas in the Dr Hage Geingob Cup. The match begins at 16:00. It’s bound to be a fun event for the whole family. Let’s back our boys!
Where: Hage Geingob Stadium
Damage: N$40 at the gate
18 & 19 November 2022
Spoegwolf
What: The popular alternative Afrikaans band hailing from Stellenbosch will be performing live in Swakopmund and Windhoek with local opening acts. Their shows are high-energy, entertaining and if you know the songs, lovely for singing along. The Windhoek performance is part of the Windhoek Woordfees 2022, tickets for this show are available via the Woordfees website.
Where: SFC Sport Centre, Swakopmund and WHS Vegkop Stadium, Windhoek
Damage: N$300 - N$700 on myEticket or Webtickets
26 November 2022
Droombos Christmas Market
What: Increasingly popular, the Droombos market showcases the best of small businesses and food stalls to support. Stock up on gifts from local crafters, get the kids on a pony ride, and enjoy the ice-cold drinks and lively atmosphere.
Where: Droombos / Vineyard Country Estate
Damage: N$20 for adults, free entrance for kids under seven years and pensioners
