William Humphreys Art Gallery other
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Collected on 26 June 2026
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School holiday screenings
WHAG presents film screenings during school holidays for youths, generally from places of safety.
- Who it is for
- Youths generally from places of safety
- How to act on it
- Attend the school holiday screenings; enquiries can be made on (+27) 053 831 1724.
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School holiday screenings are also presented for youths generally from places of safety
Keadumela
The Keadumela Project provides early childhood development activities on the gallery premises for underserved minors, using art, craft and educational worksheets to support their skills and school readiness.
- Who it is for
- Underserved minors and caregivers at day care centres
- How to act on it
- Participate through the programme on the gallery premises; caregivers may work with the Community Projects Leader and bring children for the project’s activities.
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WHAG runs an early childhood development program (Keadumela Project) for underserved minors on the premises
William Humphreys Art Gallery
The gallery and museum is open for visits daily and on Saturdays during the stated hours.
- Who it is for
- Members of the public and gallery visitors
- How to act on it
- Visit the William Humphreys Art Gallery during opening hours. Enquiries can be made on (+27) 053 831 1724.
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Open daily: 8am - 4:30pm, Saturdays: 9am - 2pm Enquiries: (+27) 053 831 1724
MTN / WHAG Outreach Program
The outreach programme brings an exhibition of original South African graphics to schools in deprived rural areas of the Northern Cape and engages learners in art workshops. The exhibition is taken to schools once a school quarter.
- Who it is for
- School-going learners, educators, and schools in deprived rural areas of the Northern Cape
- How to act on it
- Participate through a school in the outreach programme; museum staff take the exhibition to schools and engage learners in art workshops.
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The project provides much-needed access to art for school-going learners, by showcasing visual arts, and engaging the learners in art workshops.
English literature 'set work' films
English literature set-work films are available for school groups when requested.
- Who it is for
- School groups
- How to act on it
- Schools request the set-work films from WHAG and attend the screenings.
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as well as English literature 'set work' films for school groups on request.
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https://whag.co.za/projects
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