In honour of International Women’s Day 2026, the Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre (FNCC) and UNESCO is proud to present a special screening of the powerful documentary Marinette. This event celebrates women’s resilience, leadership, and groundbreaking achievements in traditionally male-dominated spaces.
Acoustic Friday returns to the FNCC with a powerful live performance by Cuban-African artist Rovy Mingo, performing with his band for an evening of soulful, contemporary sound shaped by cross-cultural influences.
Neotypes is a thought-provoking exhibition by Namibian artist Nambowa Malua that explores the enduring presence of totemic systems within Namibian cultures and their striking similarities across regions and beyond. Rooted in cultural memory yet firmly situated in the present, the exhibition examines how these systems of meaning continue to shape identity, belief, and social connection in an age defined by technology and psychological transformation.
The Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre invites audiences to experience an evening of refined movement, tradition, and storytelling with a special Japanese dance performance by Senyumeji Nishikawa.
This Valentine’s Day, the Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre invites you to celebrate love, longing, and timeless cinema with a special screening of The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (Les Parapluies de Cherbourg), the iconic romantic musical directed by Jacques Demy.
The Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre is delighted to host the “Best of OYO 2025” show on Tuesday, 11 February at 6pm. Admission is free, but booking is recommended to help with organisation.
This January, the Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre (FNCC) pays tribute to one of the most iconic figures in French cinema with a special screening series dedicated to Alain Delon. Celebrated for his magnetic presence, emotional intensity, and timeless elegance, Delon shaped European cinema through unforgettable performances that continue to influence filmmakers and audiences worldwide. Join us every Wednesday from 14 to 28 January for three classic films that showcase different facets of Delon’s extraordinary career — from suspense and psychological drama to swashbuckling adventure.
Happy New Year from the Franco Namibian Cultural Center (FNCC)! We are delighted to welcome you back as the Centre officially reopens on Monday, January12th.
The FNCC - Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre celebrates 25 years since the inauguration of its iconic building. From 1-5 December 2025, we are inviting you to celebrate this journey and everyone who's been part of it, or who wants to become part of it.
The Kalahari International Festival of Arts (KIFA) is a multidisciplinary celebration of creativity, culture, and community — bringing together artists, performers, and audiences from Namibia and around the world under the inspiring theme “Imagine Namibia.”
Now in its seventh edition, Katutura Fashion Week (KFW) returns with an inspiring celebration of Namibian creativity, diversity, and cultural pride. Founded with the vision to empower local designers and promote sustainable fashion, KFW has become one of Namibia’s most anticipated creative industry events — showcasing the vibrant heartbeat of Katutura and its influence on national and continental style.
The FNCC - Franco Namibian Cultural Centre hosted a French language teachers’ meeting in Windhoek on the occasion of the annual International French Teachers Day, November 20th. | Le Centre culturel franco-namibien (FNCC) a accueilli une réunion de professeurs de français à Windhoek le 20 novembre, à l'occasion de la Journée internationale des professeurs de français.
The RFI Discovery Prize 2026 is calling on emerging artists from Africa, the Caribbean, and the Indian Ocean to step into the spotlight!
The Cluster of European Union National Institutes for Culture (EUNIC) in Namibia launched an inspiring new initiative titled “Solarpunk: A Story of Sand and Energy” — a creative project that envisions Namibia as a global leader in sustainable development through art, innovation, and hope.
This October, Acoustic Friday brings a special evening of French charm and musical flair with Benjamin Piat and Bruno Greulen.
The FNCC, in partnership with the French Embassy in Namibia, is proud to have supported ILO Animation Studio in representing Namibia at the Création Africa Forum 2025, held from October 16–18 in Lagos, Nigeria.
This September, the Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre (FNCC) and the Namibian Arts Association proudly present a series of vibrant activities in honor of Namibian Heritage Week, bringing together art, culture, and community under the theme “Torchbearers of Our Heritage.”
Join us for an unforgettable two-day dance experience in Windhoek on 6–7 September 2024, featuring an exclusive workshop and a live performance by the renowned French dance company Dans6T.