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Afriart Gallery-September 2024
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Sep 28, 2024

　　This classy little gallery features works by serious local artists. Downstairs has changing monthly exhibits, while upstairs is a permanent collection, but everything is for sale.

　　It's just off Kira Rd on a side road adjacent to the football field.

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Kasubi Tombs
Kampala
　　The Unesco World Heritage–listed Kasubi Tombs are of great significance to the Buganda kingdom as the burial place of its kings and royal family. The huge thatched-roof palace was originally built in 1882 as the palace of Kabaka Mutesa I, before being converted into his tomb following his death two...
32° East Ugandan Arts Trust
Kampala
　　This centre for Ugandan contemporary artists includes a library, artist studios, workspace, and resource centre. Keep an eye out for upcoming events on its website, including its biannual Kampala Contemporary Art Festival. ...
Parliament House
Kampala
　　Open to the public, a visit to parliament is an interesting way to spend an hour or two. You can either tour the building or see the government in action – during sitting weeks, parliament operates from 2.30pm Tuesday to Thursday and is conducted in English. You need to visit...
Afriart Gallery
Kampala
　　This classy little gallery features works by serious local artists. Downstairs has changing monthly exhibits, while upstairs is a permanent collection, but everything is for sale. 　　It's just off Kira Rd on a side road adjacent to the football field. ...
Uganda Martyrs’ Shrine
Kampala
　　Located in Namugongo, this shrine marks the spot where Kabaka Mwanga II ordered the execution of 14 Catholics who refused to denounce their faith, including church leader Charles Lwanga who was burnt alive on or around 3 June 1886 – which is now celebrated as Martyrs’ Day. The shrine represents...
Mengo Palace
Kampala
　　Built in 1922, this small palace is the former home of the king of Buganda, though it has remained empty since 1966 when Prime Minister Milton Obote ordered a dramatic attack to oust Kabaka Mutesa II, then president of Uganda. Led by the forces of Idi Amin, soldiers stormed the...
Kampala Hindu Temple
Kampala
　　Right in the city centre, this temple has elaborate towers and a swastika-emblazoned gate. Peek inside to see the unexpected dome. ...
Makerere Art Gallery
Kampala
　　Small, but definitely worth a visit, with fascinating monthly exhibitions; check the website for events. There are also some cool sculptures on the grounds. ...
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