Carnival City set to host enthralling events during October
The rescheduled inspirational Blossom Women's Conference and the Gospel Goes Classical, a spiritual concert with an alluring line-up of gospel musicians, are just two of the amazing events that Carnival City has planned for you this October.
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Don’t miss the Blossom Women’s Conference and the Gospel Goes Classical events, taking place in October at Carnival City.
The Blossom Women’s Conference, which will take place on October 7 at the Mardi Gras Theatre, is intended to make every woman feel relevant, visible, and cherished in the presence of sisterhood.
This nourishing experience strives to generate possibilities with the purpose of transcending painful life experiences, and breaking down barriers for rapid spiritual, psychosocial, and economic progress. The goal is to help women fulfil their innate potential so they may change their families, communities, and even entire generations.
This conference will start at 09:00 and tickets are sold at R200 and can be purchased at computicket.
The highly anticipated gospel event, Gospel Goes Classical, is scheduled to take place at Big Top Arena on October 28.
The theme of this musical event and live recording, which was inspired by Revelation 3 verse 11, is “Jesus Is Coming Back Again.” With an alluring line-up that includes gospel musician Keneiloe Hope, Udumo hitmaker Lusanda Beja, Idols season 15 runner-up and gospel singer Sneziey, Xoli Mncwango, Oncemore Six, Takie Ndou, Timothy Myeni, and many more, it will be a night full of praise and worship.
The show starts at 19:00 and tickets are sold at R300 and can be purchased at computicket.
No under-13s are allowed at the events.
For more information, visit Carnival City’s website.
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