Ndere Cultural Centre, Uganda

Ndere Cultural Centre opened in 2003 to be the home of Uganda’s pioneering traditional dance group, Ndere Troupe.

It is built on nine acres of well maintained green, beautifully flowered walk ways and shaded by a variety of fruit and other African trees.

The rare architecture is a seamless combination of artistic creativity with simplicity that takes African forms, materials, colours and construction to unprecedented heights.

The word ‘endere’ means ‘flute’, the Ndere Troupe therefore means Flute Troupe. The flute was chosen as a symbol of beauty as it produced such beautiful and irresistable music which can be manipulated to express a range of emotions; from sorrow to joy and from love to loneliness. It also symbolises universal unity. The Ndere Troupe prides itself on emphasising commonalities and celebrating the rich differences.

The Centre enables you to:

•Witness a range of artwork while enjoying the tranquil environment •Host your function; social parties, corporate receptions, conferences, workshops etc

•Provides comfortable accommodation for individuals, couples, families and groups

•The onsite restaurant provides an excellent selection of food for dining