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Hirsch’s Waterfall hosts glamorous black and gold celebration with Mrs SA finalists in Midrand

Mrs South Africa finalists and local residents gathered for an evening of luxury, food and entertainment at Waterfall Lifestyle Centre. Furniture store turns into festival of food, fun and fashion as guests celebrates.

The store Midrand knows and trusts for TVs, beds and beautiful furniture traded price tags for party lights recently as Hirsch’s Waterfall hosted its most glamorous night of the year.
From 18:00 at Waterfall Lifestyle Centre, the home appliance megastore was transformed.

The aisles that usually display lounge suites and bedroom sets became runways, the TV walls became backdrops for photos, and the kitchen section became a live food festival.

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The highlight of the night? Some of the elegant top 30 Mrs South Africa finalists graced the event, adding star power, elegance and inspiration to an evening already dripping in black and gold.

Hirsch’s regional team gives thanks to everyone who came to the event to make this a beautiful for all at Hirsch’s Waterfall on October 28, 2026. Photo: Itumeleng Molefe
Hirsch’s regional team gives thanks to everyone who came to the event to make this a beautiful night for all. Photo: Itumeleng Molefe

Dressed to impress in the official black and gold dress code, residents of Midrand and Waterfall mingled with the finalists, laughed, danced, and enjoyed an evening that felt more like a high-end celebration than a store event.

It was one evening, seven stops, and endless enjoyment. Guests wandered from one curated experience to the next. At one stop, chefs cooked mouth-watering dishes right in front of them. At another, they sipped on refreshing drinks while catching up with neighbours. They tested the comfort of luxury beds, sank into plush couches, and marvelled at the latest big-screen TVs that lit up the store like a private cinema.

Kabelo Legodi and Anela Cakata enjoys good quality food and the beautiful black and gold theme at Hirsch’s Waterfall on October 28, 2026. Photo: Itumeleng Molefe
Kabelo Legodi and Anela Cakata enjoys good quality food and the beautiful black and gold theme. Photo: Itumeleng Molefe

The Mrs SA finalists brought something special. Confident, graceful and warm, they posed for pictures with guests, shared stories, and reminded everyone that glamour is not just about looks; it is about community, confidence and celebrating women who inspire.

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For Hirsch’s, a brand that has built its name on helping families make a house a home, the event was about more than appliances; it was about bringing Midrand together under one roof to eat, laugh, connect and have fun.

Onica Fumbalele makes delicious s’more for the guests at Hirsch’s Waterfall on October 28, 2026. Photo: Itumeleng Molefe
Onica Fumbalele makes delicious s’more for the guests. Photo: Itumeleng Molefe

In a year where many are feeling the pressure, Hirsch’s gave Midrand a night to forget the stress and simply enjoy.

The evening proved that when you mix good people, good food and a little black and gold magic, even a furniture shop can become the heart of Midrand’s nightlife.

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