Theme: Inclusive Growth through Collaboration
Kuvaka Pamwe, Ukukhula Okuhlanganisayo
Creative Economy Week Zimbabwe 2026, delivered by the British Council and partners, celebrates the power of partnership to unlock inclusive and sustainable growth in Zimbabwe’s creative and cultural industries.
From 2–7 March 2026, artists, creative entrepreneurs, policymakers, investors and cultural leaders will convene across Zimbabwe and the UK for a dynamic week of masterclasses, exhibitions, showcases, roundtables and immersive experiences spanning fashion and design, music, literature, theatre and entrepreneurship.
By combining pioneering global expertise with deep local insight, we champion the creative economy as a catalyst for innovation, opportunity and shared prosperity.
Why attend Creative Economy Week Zimbabwe 2026?
Connect
Unite communities and the creative sector to unlock new opportunities and markets.
Exchange
Share and strengthen creative, technical and business skills through expert-led masterclasses and knowledge platforms.
Collaborate
Build inclusive ecosystems that drive long-term impact and sustainable growth.
Empower
Support young creatives particularly women and marginalised communities to grow sustainable, globally connected enterprises.
Influence
Equip policymakers and stakeholders to champion inclusive creative economy growth in Zimbabwe.
What to expect
- Bespoke business, technical and artistic masterclasses for fashion and music entrepreneurs
- Showcases including Creative DNA Zimbabwe, Music Connects Africa and I Wear My Culture (Heritage)
- Creative hubs and spaces tours
- Thought leadership forums and networking engagements
International collaboration opportunities with partners in Zimbabwe, Nigeria, India and the UK.
Who should attend?
- Young creatives and creative businesses (18–35 years)
- Women and underrepresented entrepreneurs
- Public and private sector stakeholders
- Investors and industry leaders
- Cultural institutions and policymakers
Be part of Zimbabwe’s leading creative economy platform and help shape a more inclusive and sustainable future.
Register to attend Creative Economy Week Zimbabwe 2026.
Creative Economy impact
Creative Economy Week contributes to:
- Strengthened partnerships and international collaboration
- Enhanced artistic practice and business skills
- Increased market access for creative enterprises
- Greater policy engagement and advocacy for the Cultural and Creative Industries