The Gambia National Museum has as its primary goal the collection and preservation of artifacts documenting the material culture of The Gambia, for use as tourist attractions and as important aids to introducing the value of the heritage into information programmes for the local population and in the country's school syllabus.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMES
Lectures on the permanent collection and on major changing exhibitions with audio-visual back-up facilities.
(Reservations for school/group tours must be made at least one week in advance of the visiting date).
- Art classes, craft workshops and demonstrations for
children and adults conducted by working artists. (In preparation).
- National travelling exhibitions supported by lecture series and audio-visual back-up facilities. (In preparation)
Lectures on the permanent collection and on major changing exhibitions with audio-visual back-up facilities.
(Reservations for school/group tours must be made at least one week in advance of the visiting date).
- Art classes, craft workshops and demonstrations for
children and adults conducted by working artists. (In preparation).
- National travelling exhibitions supported by lecture series and audio-visual back-up facilities. (In preparation)
OPENING HOURS
9.00 am to 6.00 pm Monday to Thursday
9.00 am to 5.00 pm Friday to Sunday
9.00 am to 6.00 pm Monday to Thursday
9.00 am to 5.00 pm Friday to Sunday
Gaya Cafe Lounge
Comfortable leather armchairs surrounded by beautiful objects and works of Art, often affectionately referred to as an "Alladins Cave".
Fine dining whenever you want to eat out in Senegambia.
A unique Gambia restaurant for both Gambian and global cuisine.
Come and enjoy our restaurant in The Gambia!
Directions Bertil Harding Highway, next to Senegambia Craft Market
220 4464022
220 6664022
gaya@qanet.gm
gayagambia@gmail.com
http://www.gayaartcafe.com/
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