Book Café

The Book Café, arguably Harare’s most popular arts venue, has closed its doors indefinitely.
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“This business (Book Cafe) cannot last beyond a year, maybe a year and half. This is me being proactive. I’m trying to deal with the problem before we get too desperate,” said Thomas Brickhill, the proprietor of popular arts venue Book…
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HARARE - Prominent arts promoter and Book Café founder Paul Brickhill (56) has died. Brickhill died on Friday in South Africa at a Johannesburg hospital where he had gone for treatment.
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HARARE - Organisers of the all-female gig, Kumabhebhi, will hold a masquerade party at the Book Café on August 1. Cindy Munyavi and Clare Nyakujara, the organisers of the monthly gig, believe the masquerade party will take the Kumabhebhi…
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Joseph Chinotimba was not invited to give a guest performance at the Book Café’s International Carnival Comedy Night last week, as reported in various online media. He attended a cultural performance there and spoke to the artists from…
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Buhera MP Joseph Chinotimba was last week embraced and welcomed as a guest of honour at the Book Café in Harare, where he reportedly “brought the house down” with his jokes.
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Imagine parking your Mercedes vehicle near the Book Café in Harare and coming back only to see a huge tree has fallen on top of it. Last week this Harare motorist suffered such a fate along Corner Sixth and Samora Machel Avenues.
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The United States is supporting efforts by the Zimbabwean arts community to promote HIV/AIDS prevention among its members by using discussions and educational activities targeted at the sector.
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