Here is the second night perhaps?

There is a boma with a full lamb, maize grilled, fish, pasta, 2 huge salad bars with everthing you could want fresh, 2 huge bbq pits with a variety of meats and choices - from exotic to mundane and a dessert bar. The price is all-inclusive - except drinks. There was a guy mixing special cinnamon potions, a fortune teller, small gift shop and some gentleman carving wood and selling items. Yes, it is a bit touristy, but a great, fun evening. My husband and friend ate the mopani worms and got a certificate!! There was a large group of government people the night we were there and some native Zims who joined in fully with the drum playing/singing at the end. Everyone had a drum and was playing and dancing at the end - sheer joy.  When you first come in they give you an African dress to put on and then paint your face.  You are expected to play the drums and sing.