Botswana National Museum

The Botswana National Museum, also called the National Museum and Art Gallery, is positioned within the Botswana capital of Gaborone and is a multi-disciplinary group that consists of the National Art Gallery and Octagon Gallery, in addition to given that November 2007 the National Botanical Garden. It presentations conventional Botswana crafts and artwork and aims to rejoice the paintings of local artists. The museum is likewise involved with the upkeep of Tsodilo, the us of a's first global background region, amongst different efforts.

It is the caretaker of Tsholofelo Park, the burial location of the "negro of Banyoles," called "El Negro" in Botswana, following the frame's return from the Darder Museum of Banyoles, in Spain. The museum turned into installed in 1967 via an Act of Parliament and it officially opened to the public in 1968. The museum celebrated a year-lengthy fortieth anniversary in 2008 below the banner of "Museum as Agents of Social Change and Development", mirroring that utilized by the International Council of Museums.