Indigenous Connections
Dr. Chris Low of !Khwa ttu San Heritage Centre on attending the 2023 ATALM (Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, & Museums) Conference in Oklahoma, USA. The...
Bringing Back the Archive: A New Temporary Exhibition launched in September 2023
!Khwa ttu is very excited to report the opening of our new temporary exhibition on 29th September 2023. This is the outcome of a long term working relationship with some...
Proud of you!
We are excited to hear that Kileni Fernando, one of !Khwa ttu’s San Consultants is to be the inaugural AfOx San Visiting Fellow. This means that she will spend May...
New Ways – New Hope
In June our museum curator, Magdalena Lukas, visited the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology to consult with staff about co-curating an exhibition at the !Khwa ttu San Heritage Centre,...
Restoring balance with the Green Team
Before !Khwa ttu the land on which the Heritage Centre is built was disturbed by many years of intensive agriculture which transformed the natural vegetation and resulted in a great...
Food From Our Ancestors Project
Funded by: Department of Economic Development and Tourism (DEDAT) During 2020 we received funding from the Department of Economic Development and Tourism (DEDAT) - Tourism Product Development Fund (TPDF) to...
We share what Heritage means to us at !Khwa ttu
During September, Heritage Month, we asked ourselves the question "What does Heritage mean to me?" "To be among people every day and share my culture with them make me...
Temporary Exhibition at !Khwa ttu on Margaret Courtney-Clarke’s Work
August 2021. For the next couple of months we are hosting a Temporary Exhibition in our Encounters Building. It comprises photographs of Margaret Courtney-Clarke, curated by Virginia McKenny who talks...
