Great show, very interesting to watch. Were at the show on Wednesday, it was dedicated to the dances of different regions of Uganda. Not sure if it's about modern ugandan music, but it is absolutely about peace and cooperation. Excellent work of the presenter, humor and work with the audience. The show starts at 7pm and runs until 10pm. The cost for foreigners is 90 thousand Ugandan shillings, for local citizens 45 thousand, a children's ticket costs 25 thousand. There are two breaks in the middle of the show. The first one offers dinner for 50 thousand, the food is varied and tasty (chicken, goat meat, a lot of vegetables and local dishes). Be careful, there are often traffic jams on the roads in the evening, come early. There are shops with souvenirs and paintings. Highly recommend. And get ready to dance.

I have a meeting at this place and its my first time. Love the African theme of the place. Its very quiet and good for business meetings. They have a conference hall where meetings can be held. A Restaurant that serves both breafast and lunch. Cave Arena stage for their performances.

The Ndere Center is serene, filled with lush greenery and immediately one enters the premises a sense of ease washes over them. The meals served are excellently cooked and given in extravagant portions. I had the cocktail juice(Mango, pineapple and watermelon)The juice was thick to my liking with no added sugar. I enjoyed the atmosphere; very helpful staff.

Hand down the best cultural performance in East Africa. If you visit Uganda you must come to Kampala and see this show and hear awesome drum performances! The buffet dinner is very filling and a full cash bar is available with drinks! Not only is it a great evening out, you are supporting a great cause when you attend; furthering these talented children’s educations!

Great narration, very educative and funny host. Energetic dancers, great ambience, oh and the food, something to look forward to.

Where do I even start. If you're ever in Kampala, this is a MUST to go to place. You actually learn alot about the Ugandan culture. Don't even get me started on the show. The performance was top notch and very entertaining. The ladies can shake their waste as if they have no bones. The staff are very friendly. They have a buffet with a wide variety of Ugandan meals.

The place is full of art and culturally rich...with great food

Loved it. A green oasis in Kla

Enjoying at the ndere centre after the NRM meeting of ugandans south Sudan chapter with the protocols.thank you comrades.

Good architecture... Traditional design with a lot of simplicity. Ample space for parking. Also provides a variety of plant spices with many different colors that provide a relaxing atmosphere as the sound of traditional drams and other traditional instrument sounds are being played with in the area. The service here though is very slow. It needs to be checked and everything will be mzuri sana

So much history and culture is woven into their shows. I was so glad that I was able to see it live.

So fantastic

Located on a 9 acre piece of land, the biggest within the city and the only one populated with indigenous forest tree enjoying ample tree shades, ample parking space and unique cultural performances 3 times a week. They have a great kitchen ad restaurant, a bar, cafe, huge open gardens for weddings and other parties. The performance theatres are very big and elegant for your social gathering. Be there

A great experience with entertainment and food. It was great for the the whole family. Everyone from 5 year old to adult enjoyed the show. Just be prepared drinks are not included in price. The MC was funny but would be nice to tell more things about uganda to understand more about the dancing.

UNESCO World Heritage site. It's worth going if you are in Kampala Uganda. Nice experience

Everything was so nice it truly is a cultural epicenter of Uganda

Ndere Cultural Centre is a Ugandan organization that was established in 1986 with the aim of preserving and promoting African culture. The centre is locatedin the outskirts of Kampala, the capital city of Uganda, and is situated on a 9-acre piece of land. The Ndere Cultural Centre showcases the rich and diverse traditions of the Ugandan people through music, dance, drama, andin Kampala, Uganda and serves as a platform for the preservation and celebration of the diversity of Ugandan and African culture. The center has a collection of traditional instruments, costumes, and artifacts that showcase the rich cultural heritage of Uganda and other African countries. It hosts various cultural performances, including traditional music, dance, and drama, and provides training for artists and performers. Ndere Cultural Centre also offers cultural education programs to schools, universities, and other institutions to promote cultural diversity and raise awareness about African culture. Overall, Ndere Cultural Centre is an important cultural institution in Uganda that aims to preserve and promote the unique and diverse culture of Africa.

Ndere Cultural Centre captures and reflects the vast ethnic groups of Uganda 🇺🇬 through music, dance and drama. The facility is designed to create an atmosphere that gives one a warmth of the diversity of Uganda.

A wonderful experience. The venue is very clean and well maintained and the performances are energetic and entertaining. The buffer had a wide selection.

I visited Friday 23rd/2/2024, Great ambience, staff are welcoming, ample parking space. This is a great place to enjoy and experience the rich, diverse & colourful cultural dances of Uganda. It is prudent to ask and clarify how much entrance fees cost as prices vary for different people. I found food and drink prices a little steep, so I settled for snacks, which surprisingly were served warm.

A fusion of dance, poetry and art delivered in the most masterful way by the most experienced team. Mr. Rwangyezi has mastered the art of delivering his masterpieces, crafted from many years of studying and being immersed in the Ugandan culture. This was most definitely a night to remember. The team and I had a great night. You don't have to take my word for it. Come see for yourself.

Highly recommend! Good local food. Great show with dancing and instruments. I loved learning about the culture and different tribes!

I lack words to describe this show. FYI, I'm not even white 😂 The Burundi drums are so majestic, these other tribes' performance are even better. I loved the Ankole performance; there's a guy who sorts of raps better than Busta Rhymes. Oh, did I say the buffet was great? And VERY cheap.

Amazing preformance of cultural instruments, music and dance and specific parts of Uganda. 3 hr long show so he prepared but the dances and drumming is incredible. Price is a bit steep at 80,000 Shillings for Foreigners with the option of adding dinner for another 40,000. But the preformances was incredible so it was great to watch.

Lovely dance and excellent narration of the culture behind each dance! Very tasty food too!

Its peacefull.with great ambisnce

Peaceful Serene place for relaxing and hanging out. They serve delicious roasted beef and chicken. Performances from Cultural dancers of Uganda dressed in colourful cultural attires

Everyone should visit ko this place

Calm environment with cultural experience of Uganda

Good calm environment

Cool entertainment

Customer care

Culture exemplified. Awesome visit

Great place to visit

Nice terraces and cultural houses

Cool

I like the place, large enough...👏

excellent

It is very cool and a great place to relax the mind and enjoy nature

Church

Good hospitality

Great place

It's ok

Good

Love the blend and mixture of cultures

Cultural appropriation

Cultural set up piece

Awesome Artistic Environment

Perfect place for cultural entertainment

Cool place,

It's such a good cultural place

Very good ambience

Very interesting

Has good black medicinal tea

Interesting place. Take a look.

Nice local and traditional music

It's a good place to rest

Lovely outdoors

Passing via there

So amazing.. i liked everything...

Great

The food is very nice and traditional... I also liked the decorations, the cultural themes all over. It's just the place to be relax get a good breeze and calm down

Beautiful and traditional place. Lots to explore. Was at the caves. Nice concept though I thought they were too open. Surely a tourists delight.

Always one of the most serene environments in Kampala. Quiet, green and with hospitable staff.

The staff was so amazing. I really liked the African authenticity with the Architecture too

A great experience of what Uganda and Ugandans represent. Plan your trip to be in Uganda on a Sunday to enjoy the cultural show

Nice and lovely place. Restaurant hospitality, good. Accommodation at it's own is wonderful. Generally, its a place worthy to visit.

Amazing views, Great food and accommodation. Wake up to spectacular views of Lake Mutanda. You will love it.

Marvelous place with great hospitality I I enjoyed my stay here and had great experience.

Its was super amazing with spacious parking, good food, super kneat and organized. If you area fun of nature, this is a place to be in around kla city.

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The place to visit for Ugandan culture shows. Excellent restaurant service. Tasty roasted Ugandan Pork.

the most positive, artistic, fun and soulful place i have ever been to. i wish i could visit this place every day. the staff is so charming, the food is delicious, the vibe is relaxed. i was the first guest to stay in the traditional house and it was just dreamy. the show is the most energising and inspiring thing i have ever seen in my entire life. such wonderful, beautiful people. thank you for the most amazing experience of my life!

One of the cultural places worth a visit is uganda

Loved the place and the cultural dances and other creative plays ....I recommend a visit to the centre and enjoy their package

This one of the sites in Africa where multiple cultures are showcased in traditional dance form, considering Uganda having 44 different tribes plus the surrounding nations

Entertainment center local and cultural dances performed while you enjoy your Cold Pepsi

A more of quiet place that gives you an opportunity to have time with yourself and meditation 😊

Awesome place for wedding venues; the restrooms are clean, great parking place with employees guiding your guests on where to park. Green and beautiful period.

If you have been to Uganda and you havent see this than you probably havent been to Uganda :) this show is amazing and funny. Food is excellent. Absolute must watch. Even for kids. Ticket is 80k for mzungus :) and buffet is 40k.

Always enjoyable and I can repeat this for so many times

This is a gem under construction and the place to appreciate the rich culture of Buganda. I loved the detail and art exposed there. It was a phenomenal experience that I will totally recommend to visit and stay. The place has been underated by booking companies but I wish I stayed there instead of the hotel I choose in Kampala.

We went to relax and have a good meal. 6 adults 2 kids. Simple order too almost 2 hours, and to make it worse the pan fried pork dish was chewy and inedible. The rest to food was quite tasteless save for the nice chapati. Zero apologies but very quick with the bill! Next time, we will probably eat out and only attend the cultural show.

Good place to explore Uganda's culture through dance, drama and storytelling.

Amazing. Highly recommend this venue

Lovely place. Nice gardens. More than enough parking area. And tasty food. Did I mention cultural dances? Come for cultural dances on Sunday evening and have the best experience ever

If you are into dram’s & traditional dance and music, the Ndere Troupe at Ndere Centre is a must visit place in Kampala. It showcases dances from many of Uganda’s tribal groups with high-energy. It is an out side seat amphitheater. You should go there for only the cultural show not for the food.

Rich and diverse cultural heritage and displays. Great food, excellent customer care and it's an amazing quick way to traverse and learn about Uganda from the comfort of your seat in an arena or amphitheater

Lovely place to visit in Kampala for cultures experience and shows.

It's worth paying a visit to see the traditional items from the Ugandan tribes for instance the pots, kalabash, chairs to mention but a few. At the entrance your greeted 😃 by the security guards who are happy to guide you to the reception area. It has a garden for events including weddings, graduation and birthday 🎂 🥳 celebrations. Make it a point to visit 🤸🤸

Was there for the Kampala International Theatre Festival (KIFT), and was astonished by first the reception, then the embrace of real culture this space holds. An experience it is.

Very Nice show!🤩 The show was a mix between cultur and comedy. The host of the show includes the audience and asked where we were from and told story’s about your home-countries. He was very funny and the dancing and singing was very beautiful. Overall a very nice place, the only negative thing I can say of the place is the price, 80.000 for foreigners, but I will 100% recommend it.

This is a gem located in Ntinda kisasi Rd and a place to appreciate the rich culture of Buganda and other kingdoms in Uganda. I loved the detail and art exposed there. It was a phenomenal experience that I totally recommend to visit and stay. If you’re looking for a Cultural experience around Uganda 🇺🇬 Ndere gat you covered.They have a show every Sunday from 6pm.

This was a great experience. This is my second time watching the show, a snippet of the rich culture in the country. Reserve your tickets in advance for the busier nights to secure the front tables.

One of Kampala's best cultural shows... every Friday and Sunday! Topped with a BBQ.

Daytime visit. The gardens, painting exhibits and pathways are very beautiful and well kept. Interesting was that its huge covering several hundred meters but there are tables and chairs everywhere. I saw four widely separated groups of 2-4 people having business meetings out in the fresh air. Despite the long distance from the cafe the staff were serving drinks and snacks over the vast outdoor areas.

Beautiful stage. World renowned dance troup showcasing incredible music, costumes, tribal culture, instruments and dances from around Uganda with a hint of Burundi. The talent is just beyond. Very inclusive show, you don't feel like (just) some tourist sitting in your seat at an exposé. Prepate to be asked up on stage in the end😁Food is worth the money with a lot of healthy and vegetarian options. My only complaint would be the host taking a little too much of the show - he could change his routine up a little.

A really good show of cultural dances from all over Uganda with a meal during the show. Stunning display with drums and pots balanced on heads!

Beautiful landscape and beautiful people. Spacious, inviting and within Kampala city limits. Support the dance troupe!

We've been there for a show representing different peoples of Uganda. It was fun. Tables stay on the amphitheater like levels. Drinks and dinner are offered. The scene is round with a beautiful tree in the center. Very nice example of harmony between nature and art space. A line to buy tickets before the show was quite long.

Waw , wonderful, you cannot visit Kampala without visiting Ndere cultural center, traditional cérémonies, dances from all regions of Uganda, you can travel in time and space over the whole country. Good food during the dinner also. I really enjoyed.

Located right at the kisaasi Ntinda northern bypass, easily accessible, has ample parking though the service is really terrible! If you are not a patient person, don't eat their food, however, the food is not bad. The scenery is good and the place is quiet for a peaceful hangout. It is where Rotary and Rotaract club of Kampala Naalya fellowship from on Tuesdays from 6 - 8pm.

The Culture Centre is excellent! Great history and a wonderful walk around. The cultural show at night is a must to see, very talented people and great entertainment. Highly recommend.