What to do this weekend
JOBURG – Top five things to do in Joburg this weekend.
Get lost in music, feel alive and forget about your worries and responsibilities. We thought it wouldn’t get any hotter but the events we have lined up this weekend have proven us wrong. Check out these heated events this weekend.
Check out our top five things to do this weekend:
20 September: NoodleBox Cinema: Kung Pow! Enter the Fist
Enjoy your box of noodles while watching the best anime and kung fu action on the big screen. Originally entitled The Dubbed Action Movie, broad parody, Kung Pow! Enter the Fist saw its release delayed several times, finally reaching theatres two years after it was shot now you can get cinema experience of the film at the Bioscope. Secure your spot on www.tickets.tixsa.co.za
21 September: DStv Delicious International Food and Music Festival
Flavour, music, aromas, colours – get ready to feed your senses. We are fast approaching the most delectable weekend on the food and music calendar, the DStv Delicious International Food and Music Festival, to be held on Saturday, 21 and Sunday, 22 September at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit. Secure your tickets on www.deliciousfestival.com
21 September: Volkswagen T-Cross City
Experience the new Volkswagen T-Cross at the Montecasino outdoor area. You will get to experience The Marabi Jazz Club, Fives Futbol, Goliath and Goliath, Gourmet Food market and a virtual reality sports zone area at T-Cross City. Details: www.TCrossCity.co.za
22 September: Rooftop Salsa Presents SALSA AT SIX
End the weekend with an afternoon of social dancing of salsa, bachata, and kizomba at Rooftop Salsa Presents SALSA AT SIX on 21 September. You can dance or watch while sipping Six’s famous two-for-one cocktails from 3.30pm – 8 pm just don’t overindulge in the pink drinks or you’ll end up burning your dancing shoes.
22 September: Journey Beyond – A Symphonic Circus
Go on a magical journey with the Zip Zap Circus and the Johannesburg Youth Orchestra Company in Journey Beyond – A Symphonic Circus which will be on stage during Heritage Month from 19 to 22 September. Young South Africans are collaborating to create a world of magic using the art of circus performance against the backdrop of a live orchestra. The show will also feature South-African pop legend, Zolani Mahola, from Freshlyground, and songbird Zita Pretorius.
