SA – UK Seasons

The South African season in the UK is a programme that is funded by the Department of Arts and Culture, with the objections are as follows: To promote people-to-people contact,

British Council Connect ZA is a major new series of cultural exchanges between the UK and South Africa marking 2014 as a celebration of 20 years of democracy in South

ORGANISING COMMITTEE A Joint Organising Committee governs the selection of the projects. The committee is co-chaired by: For SA – Ambassador Thandiwe January-McLean For the UK – Rt Hon Baroness

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OPEN ALL WHAT IS THE SA-UK SEASON? WHAT ARE THE OBJECTIVES OF THE SEASONS? WHEN DOES THIS YEAR’S SEASON START? WHAT WILL THE SEASONS INCLUDE? WHO WILL BENEFIT FROM THE

ACT | UJ Conference on Creative Economy Sun, 8th March — Tue, 10th March Johannesburg Connect ZA is co-curating the annual Arts and Culture Trust Conference along our themes of

Tue, 16th September — Sat, 27th September London Internationally acclaimed theatre-maker Brett Bailey returned to London with two pieces that highlighted Africa’s past and present in relation to the rest

Wed, 15th October — Thu, 1st January Bangor, Bristol, Cambridge, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Glasglow, London, Newcastle, Swansea Screening of SA films at 21 locations across the UK. The programme will include

Thu, 13th November — Sun, 23rd November London Visit Project The London Jazz Festival, which started in 1992, is a multi-faceted 10-day event. It has grown to be not only

ITISH COUNCIL CONNECT ZA Photo: Lavendhri Arumugam Sun, 1st March — Tue, 31st March Johannesburg Three leading independent, artist-led project spaces travel to Johannesburg with Ithuba Gallery (SA). The final outcome