Maeder House, established in 1843, is one of Lesotho's oldest buildings and was initially the residence of missionary artisan François Maeder. Today, it operates as an art gallery, supporting Basotho artists by offering them a venue to display and sell their creations. Adjacent to the house is the Morija Art Centre, located in former storerooms called Linotšing (The Beehive), which serves as a creative hub for local artists, promoting artistic growth through studio space, mentorship, and training in various visual arts, crafts, and design disciplines, thus preserving and enhancing Lesotho's artistic heritage.