Aweh! Find out what’s happening in Durbs
From outdoor adventures and live theatre to music recitals, community gatherings and cultural performances, there's plenty happening across Durban this week.
Whether you’re looking for family-friendly holiday activities or unique entertainment, here are some events to add to your calendar.
Holiday programme 2026
Looking for a fun and educational outdoor activity these school holidays? Join the BotSoc Winter Holiday Programme (WHP) 2026, where children and families can explore some of Durban’s beautiful natural spaces while learning about local biodiversity.
The programme takes place on:
Friday, 17 July – Durban Botanic Gardens
Contact Christine Sole on 083 245 8347 or email cagsole@gmail.com for more information. Bookings and payments may be made through Sandra on 071 869 3693 or vial email botsoc-kzn@mweb.co.za.
Youth on the move
Ulozolo Youth Organisation presents My Africa Dance, a dance, drama and music production about the importance of honouring our forefathers in our quest for real freedom and democracy, which will tour various schools in six districts throughout July. The dancers will visit the eThekwini Metro on Saturday, July 18. Schools wishing to be part of this experience can contact producer Lucky Cele on 076 843 5499 or email ulozoloyouthorganisation@gmail.com.
Prince of Egypt
The Young Performers Project presents The Prince of Egypt, the spectacular musical based on the epic story of two brothers whose lives are changed forever. Set against the backdrop of Ancient Egypt, the production follows Ramses and Moses as a hidden past reshapes their destinies. The show runs at the Playhouse Opera from July 10 to 19, with performances on:
Tuesday – 14:30
Wednesday – 14:30
Thursday – 14:30
Friday – 18:30
Saturday – 11:00 and 14:30
Sunday – 14:30
Ride for charity
Join the Ride for Mandela on Saturday, 18 July, starting at 07:00 outside Mugg & Bean. Hosted by the Pedal Power Association’s Stay Wider of the Rider campaign, the ride promotes cycling safety while celebrating Mandela’s legacy. Bring a non-perishable food donation and enjoy a scenic ride along Durban’s promenade until 09:00. The event finishes at the Suncoast Globe, where families can enjoy a festive atmosphere with a Kids Zone, the Dirtschool SA obstacle course, Geoffrey from Toys “R” Us, and free Polar Ice Cream lollies for young participants.
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