Nhimbe Trust ,the organizers of the Nyanga Arts Festival said this year’s event has grown to another level with something for everyone.
According to a statement released to Great Dyke News 24, Sulumani Chimbetu, Sarungano and the Bulawayo based Black Umflosi will be performing during the event.
“This October the second edition of the Nyanga Arts Festival – a feast of music, drama and visual arts – unfolds in the lush green town of Nyanga in Zimbabwe’s Eastern Highlands, kicking off on Friday 27 from 1pm with performances on the Bira Stage at Chief Saunyama’s homestead with The Expression Band and Black Umfolosi as headline acts, supported by a number of local traditional groups; followed on Saturday 28 morning with the inaugural NAF Golf tournament which will run concurrently with the inaugural Nyangani FM – ZiFM Local Emerging Talent Stage (LETS) at Montclair Hotel & Casino.
“The festival will close with an evening performance of both emerging and seasoned artists which will include Katso, Equalizer, Sarungano and Sulu Chimbetu,”reads the statement. 
According to the statement, this year the events are part of the celebrations of the 20th Anniversaries of Nhimbe Trust, and the 2003 UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage.
“Following on the success of the inaugural edition in 2022, where over 3,000 festival-goers revelled in performances by some of Zimbabwe’s top artists alongside the still-emerging talent of the area, this year the festival has grown to another level with something for everyone.
“The 2023 programme features a new lineup of exciting artists, of which some are considered national treasures.
“Gracing the stage will be the legendary acapella group Black Umfolosi, all the way from the City of Kings, Bulawayo, who grew from humble beginnings as group of young high school boys to a world-class act touring over several decades in mutliple performances and reappearances in many countries of the world.
“Also featured are the ever popular Sulu Chimbetu & The Orchestra Dendera Kings, Sarungano & The Story Tellers, The Expression Band, and 20 young artists of diverse genres,” said Nhimbe Trust.
The theme of the 2023 NAF edition is We are #LivingHeritage, which is the theme for the 20th Anniversary of the 2003 UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage. 
