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Castle Lager Boktown brings Springbok spirit to Pretoria

Springbok supporters attended Castle Lager Boktown for an afternoon of rugby, live entertainment, and proudly South African celebrations as fans cheered the Boks on against Wales.

Springbok supporters turned out in their numbers for the Castle Lager Boktown fan experience, where rugby enthusiasts gathered to watch South Africa take on Wales on giant screens, enjoying live entertainment, food, and family-friendly activities.

The event once again lived up to its reputation as the ultimate destination for Springbok supporters, combining rugby with music, culture, and entertainment in a festive atmosphere.

Zinhle Matikwane, Thobeka Lekgothoane and Thando Calliope Ntanda
Castle Lager Boktown attendees

Fans were treated to performances by some of South Africa’s biggest artists, including suited hitmaker Shekhinah and award-winning rapper Nasty C, alongside DJs who kept the crowds entertained throughout the day.

Castle Lager Boktown attendees

Traditional braais, food markets and fan-zone stalls added to the experience, while supervised kids’ zones and family areas ensured there was something for supporters of all ages.

Didintle Oats, Oratile Moroke, Banele Willimse, Thapelo Masike, Andile Maloka

 Keamogetswe Mathibela and Gomolemp Molahloe

Kedibone Mafogo said she had an amazing time.

“I had so much fun. I came with my boyfriend and really enjoyed every performance. The atmosphere was incredible, and the Springboks are taking it.”

Another supporter, Lelethu Mgqaliso, attended with three of her friends and described the day as unforgettable.

“We came as a group of friends and had an absolute blast. The entertainment was great, and watching the match with so many passionate supporters made the experience even more special.”

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Pamela Vuba

Pamela is a junior journalist at Rekord who focuses on community news in Pretoria, particularly in the eastern parts of the capital city. Pamela writes for the Pretoria East Rekord as well as Rekord’s online platforms.
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