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Enjoy family-friendly festivities at Carols by Candlelight 2025

Get your tickets now for this year’s most exciting festive festival.

Carols by Candlelight 2025 has been supercharged and promises to be a weekend of fun for the entire family.

From November 28 to 30, the banks of Homestead Dam will be transformed into a magical Christmas wonderland, featuring a bustling market, a variety of food stalls, and, of course, loads of entertainment.

The event, held in aid of Homestead Helpers for Benoni, East Rand Palliative Care (ERPC) and the Benoni SPCA, will set the tone for a merry festive season, while raising funds for three of the city’s best-loved charity organisations.

The festivities will kick off at noon on November 28, featuring live entertainment.

At 19:00, on Friday, the lights will be dimmed for ERPC’s Candles of Remembrance ceremony, a moving tribute dedicated to honouring those who bravely fought against life-threatening diseases, forever living in our hearts.

During the ceremony, ERPC nursing staff will light candles of remembrance, inviting the community to do the same, filling the night with warmth, music and shared memories. Candles will be on sale.

For the rest of the weekend, revellers can look forward to show-stopping performances by Tree63, Refentse, Ross Learmonth, Rubber Duc, Dr Victor & The Rasta Rebels, Jo Black, the Ndlovu Youth Choir, the city’s own Benoni High Pipe Band and many more.

Rugby fans pull up a chair and watch a live screening of the match between the Springboks and Wales, while the kids play to their heart’s content in the dedicated play area.

Don’t fret if the weather turns; the event will be fully covered, so come rain or shine, there will be no rain on this event’s parade.

Tickets are available at Computicket, offering one-day tickets, weekend passes, and discounted rates for kids and pensioners. Anyone willing to offer time as volunteers may email hello@hh4b.org.za

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Jani de Beer

Jani went from working as a student intern for the Boksburg Advertiser to being employed as a junior journalist in 2004. Taking time out to start a family, she returned to the Caxton family in 2022 as senior journalist for the Benoni City Times. Her passion is telling her community's stories.

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