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Blankets and Wine Festival Opens 2024 Season with Diverse Lineup

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Kampala’s beloved Blankets and Wine festival returns for its 2024 season, kicking off on June 30th with a vibrant celebration of music, food, and community. This year’s edition promises an even richer experience, featuring a diverse lineup of artists including Kenya’s Nameless and South Africa’s Samthing Soweto.

Beyond the headliners, festival-goers can expect a showcase of unique cultural performances and a delectable array of food and beverages to tantalize their taste buds. MTN MoMo joins the party as a partner, ensuring a smooth and convenient festival experience.

But Blankets and Wine isn’t just about the music. This year, the popular festival welcomes back its dedicated Family Zone, complete with engaging activities and minders to keep the little ones entertained. This thoughtful addition ensures a fun-filled day for families of all ages.

Founded in 2012, Blankets and Wine has become a cornerstone of Kampala’s cultural scene. The festival celebrates diversity, creativity, and community, fostering a vibrant and inclusive atmosphere for music lovers to connect. It serves as a unique platform for both established and emerging artists, showcasing the best of local and international urban African music, including afrobeat, afro-soul, and exciting new genres.

Blankets and Wine doesn’t shy away from innovation, taking a fresh approach to live music while maintaining its signature laid-back, family-friendly, and picnic-style atmosphere. This commitment to quality and inclusivity has earned the festival widespread recognition and admiration within the region.

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Adekunle Owolabi

Adekunle Owolabi is a journalist, political analyst, and digital strategist with experience across Africa and the Middle East. He focuses on international diplomacy, promotes digital inclusion, and advocates for a borderless Africa.

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