From build-up events across Capricorn and Sekhukhune to the grand Heritage Festival finale - join us in celebrating Limpopo's rich cultural tapestry.
A series of monthly events leading to the grand finale on Heritage Day, co-hosted with Traditional Authorities across Limpopo.
The grand finale celebrating Bapedi, Vha-Tsonga, Vha-Venda and Ndebele cultures. Two days of cultural dance groups, brass band and live band performances, indigenous music, poetry, wedding step groups, Tjate Heritage Site tours, crafters and visual artists.
Cultural dance groups, brass band music performance, poetry, wedding step groups, instrumental musicians, crafters and visual artists. Includes a Bakone Malapa Open Museum tour and Tjate Heritage site tour.
Indigenous music, brass bands, live performances, and workshops on the business of arts. A celebration of Bapedi musical heritage featuring both traditional and contemporary artists.
Spoken word performances, traditional storytelling sessions, and visual arts exhibitions by local crafters. An inter-generational platform for cultural knowledge exchange.
A unique fusion of art and tourism promoting cultural heritage destinations and rural lodges. Showcasing how arts and culture can drive village tourism and local economic development.
Highlights from our previous programmes, workshops and celebrations.
13 visual artists from rural communities graduated after completing a 4-month digital art and animation training funded by the NFVF.
AnimationTwo creative workshops in Lebowakgomo and Zebediela funded by Solidarity Fund and Act Ubumbano to raise awareness and educate youth.
GBV AwarenessWeb development training for learners from Kgwadiamoleke and Magatle Secondary Schools using the CodeJIKA.com curriculum.
Coding7-day New Venture training for youth aged 18–34 on starting businesses and community engagement, held at LACC studio.
BusinessDigital live stream show in collaboration with Tlatsa Kgamelo Publisher, empowering young DJs with equipment and music training.
EventsDirector Judith Mokalapa celebrated Heritage Day with learners through music, dancing, drama and poetry performances.
HeritageMeasurable outcomes from our previous festivals and programmes driving rural creative economy.
Over 110 jobs created directly through festival activities, with significant economic ripple effects across rural Limpopo communities.
Over R1.1 million in total economic activity, with R362k+ flowing directly to 54 local SMMEs and suppliers for services rendered.





















