Arts & Culture

The Lebet Pop-Up Market is a local home decor event showcasing a variety of handcrafted and artisan products including ceramics and pottery, indoor plants and geometric planters, textiles and woven rugs, modern lighting fixtures, custom wooden furniture, and artisan candles. Free entrance. Organized by @linkupaddis

One-day art exhibition featuring the work of three artists: Eyayu Genet, Leykun Girma, and Selamawit Gebretsadik. Hosted by Artawi Gallery located in Bole near British International School.

Atmosphere and Negus are hosting a Sip & Paint event featuring the Tikur Set. The session is scheduled for Sunday, 1 March 2026, beginning at 3:00 PM. Location: Atmosphere, Bole behind Alem cinema. Contact: @linkupaddis

Atmosphere will host a screening of the film "The Photograph" on Sunday, 1 March 2026 at 7:00 PM. The film is a drama centered on themes of romance and family history. The screening is presented in collaboration with Negus. Contact: @linkupaddis

Videobet Cinema presents a screening of the 1968 film Mandabi, directed by Ousmane Sembène. This central work in African cinema offers a satirical critique of bureaucracy and social structures in post-independence Senegal. A significant cultural event showcasing classic African cinema. Venue: Videobet Cinema, Meskel Square Date: Friday, 6 March 2026 Time: 6:00 PM Admission: 350 ETB

The 4th edition of Her Story, an annual group exhibition featuring women artists, takes place from 7 March - 31 March 2026 at The Space Ethiopia Gallery, Churchill Ave. This year's exhibition is dedicated to Birtukan Midekssa and recognizes women who have contributed to the cultural and social narrative through creative expression. Featured artists include Alexandra Mitiku, Blen Deresse, Fikirte Ayana, Miheret Eshetu, Nina Urgessa, Raphaella Fikadu, Ruth Eskinder, and Ruth Getachew.

A two-day celebration of Women's Month featuring fashion, art, and wellness. The event brings together established and emerging designers alongside beauty, wellness, and lifestyle professionals. Theme: 'Celebrate the Self' exploring both internal and external perspectives. Presented by African Mosaique in collaboration with Addis House of Culture. Admission includes palace entry fee. Contact: +251978110451

The African Dreams Festival has been extended for another day and will continue until 8th March 2026 (Sunday) at Ethio-Korean Memorial Park. Visitors can enjoy a vibrant African-themed festival featuring lively African music, delicious African cuisine, and a buzzing shopping experience. Perfect for families, friends, and culture enthusiasts looking to celebrate the spirit and creativity of Africa.

Public lecture hosted by the Austrian Embassy in collaboration with the Yimtubezina Museum and Cultural Center. The presentation will examine the historical leadership and political influence of the Austrian Empress Maria Theresia. This event is organized as part of the ongoing exhibition 'Beyond 120 Years of Friendship: Maria-Theresia: The Face of the Austrian Empress and the Grace of Ethiopian Women.' Starting at 10 AM at Yimtubezina Museum and Cultural Center.

The fourth edition of Her Story returns as an annual group exhibition showcasing the work and perspectives of women artists. This year's exhibition is dedicated to Birtukan Midekssa and features works by Alexandra Mitiku, Blen Deress, Fikirte Ayana, Miheret Eshetu, Nina Urgessa, Raphealla Fekadu, Ruth Eskinder, and Ruth Getachew. Opening on 7th March 2026 from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Exhibition runs until March 31, 2026. Visiting hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM, Sunday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM.

The 'Kibir' International Women's Day Film Festival, organized by United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), will take place on 8 March 2026, at Videobet Cinema. The event will feature a panel discussion with Meaza Ashenafi (protagonist of Difret), Zeresenay Berhane Mehari (director of Difret), Bethelihem Birhane (screenwriter and producer of Hidote), and Samuel Teshager (writer, producer, and director of Hidote). The festival is scheduled from 1:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Entry is free; however, RSVP is required due to limited seating capacity.

An inspiring panel discussion and movie screening celebrating women in the arts. The event will bring together members of the arts community to explore the role of women in shaping culture through creativity, storytelling, and artistic expression.