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The National Cultural Centre is the premier auditorium for cultural presentations in Georgetown, Guyana. It is on Homestretch Avenue, in D’Urban Park (south of the Botanical Gardens ). It hosts theatre, music, and dance [ 1 ] as well as other events.
National Cultural Centre auditorium. Georgetown's theatre scene is dominantly concentrated on the stages of the National Cultural Centre. Plays are also staged at the theatre guild of Guyana. This is the oldest theatrical performance facility in Guyana. It was opened in 1957 and restored in 2007.
Guyana National Museum Company Path (opposite the Hibiscus Plaza and the Guyana Post Office, Georgetown; Walter Roth Museum of Anthropology 61 Main Street, North Cummings burg, Georgetown Castellani House / National Gallery of Art Vlissengen Road & Homestretch Avenue, Georgetown The Museum of African Heritage [1]
National Cultural Centre may refer to: Ghana. Centre for National Culture (Kumasi), Kumasi; Guyana. National Cultural Centre (Guyana), Georgetown; Uganda. Uganda National Cultural Centre, Kampala; United States. John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts or (until 1964) the National Cultural Center, Washington, D.C.
South of the gardens, across Homestretch Avenue is D’Urban Park, which includes the National Cultural Centre. It is bound by Vlissengen Road to the west, across which is Georgetown Football Club. It is a few blocks south of the National Park. The other public garden in Georgetown is the smaller Promenade Gardens downtown. [3]
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Guyana National Museum is a museum in Georgetown, Demerara-Mahaica, Guyana. It was established on 13 February 1868. [ 1 ] The idea of starting a museum was conceived by members of the Royal Agricultural and Commercial Society (RACS) of British Guiana .
Universal Woman is one of Simon's most well-known artworks, and is currently displayed at the National Cultural Centre in Georgetown. The painting is a triptych composed of paintings of the water-goddesses or water-spirits of the three main cultures of Guyana: African, Indian and Amerindian.