have to use river tugboats. Sports and arts The town is home to two Suriname first division football clubs: Inter Moengotapoe who play at Ronnie Brunswijkstadion, and Notch who play at Moengo Stadion. In 2009, Kibii Foundation, chaired by the artist Marcel Pinas, established the Tembe Art Studio with the aim of inviting international artists to teach their skills. These artists-in-residence have to donate a work of art to the located in the nearby village of Ovia Olo. As of 2011, Moengo is home to the Contemporary Art Museum Moengo which is the first museum for contemporary art in Suriname. As of 2013, the Moengo Festival is organised, a three-day festival alternately showcasing music, theatre, dance, and the visual arts. In 2018, the festival attracted 20,000 people. Villages Ricanau Mofo Notable people Tommy Asinga (1968), athlete. George Barron (1949-2017), sculptor. Gerrit Barron (1951), children's book author. Marinus Bee (~1971), politician, Chairman of the National Assembly of Suriname. Boni (c. 1730–1793), freedom fighter and guerrilla leader Humphrey Campbell (1958), singer and record producer. Kenneth Kluivert (1941), football player. a.k.a. Mony Hond Bordo (~1981), politician and convicted drug dealer. Humphrey Mijnals (1930-2019), football player. Max Nijman (1941-2016), singer. References Bibliography External links Resorts of Suriname Populated places in Marowijne District Bauxite mining in Suriname