Aweh! Find out what’s happening in Durbs
Here's your guide to what's buzzing in the 031! From music to wine and trails to tributes, this weekend is sorted.
We’re nearly there! The week is almost over. There’s plenty going on in Durban this weekend so you can kick back and enjoy.
Silent disco
Get ready to move, groove, and connect the Secret Sunrise way at Westown Trails at Westown Square in Shongweni on Saturday, November 22 at 06:00. Join a 5.4km silent boogie trail run — a slow, fun run with dance breaks and pumping music all along the route. Tickets cost R120 for general and R75 for children. Booking through Quicket. Wireless headphones will be provided to kick-start your day. For queries, email durban@secretsunrise.com.
A glittering tribute
International cabaret artist Tonya Koenderman pays a dazzling tribute to the legendary Dame Shirley Bassey, celebrating her journey from humble beginnings to global superstardom. The show takes place at Rhumbelow Northlands Bowling Club on Friday, November 21 at 19:30. Expect timeless hits like Diamonds Are Forever, Goldfinger, Big Spender, Never Never Never, and This Is My Life. Koenderman blends Bassey’s story with her own, delivering an unforgettable night of music and memories. Bookings: 082 499 8636, roland@stansell.co.za, Webtickets or events.durbantheatre.com
Wine and dine
The Alliance Française invites you to celebrate Le Beaujolais Nouveau, the annual worldwide festival of the year’s first French wines. Sip away at Grimaldi’s Restaurant, Durban Country Club on Thursday, November 20 at 18:00. Tickets cost R395 per person and include a three-course French meal, paired with wine and live music in a classy, festive atmosphere. To book: culture@durban.alliance.org.za.
Classical
Durban’s acclaimed pianist Andrew Warburton presents Mostly Beethoven, a five-part concert series celebrating the newly refurbished Howard College Steinway grand piano. Expect a mix of solo recitals, violin duos, and chamber music with the eThekwini Trio, fresh off a national tour. The show takes place on Friday, November 21 at the Howard College Theatre, UKZN Howard College Campus at 19:00.
Highlights include Russian violinist Evgeny Zhadanov who will join Warburton for a thrilling French and Russian duo works — Faure, Franck, and Stravinsky’s Suite Italienne. Tickets cost R120 / R100 for students and pensioners. Contact Andrew on 082 853 4540 for bookings and enquiries.
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