Weekend line-up
Here are some things to do this weekend.
Comedy royals in The Kings and Queens of Comedy
On May 30 and 31, Emperors Palace, in association with Blu Blood, will stage the monarchs of South African comedy under one roof, as The Kings and Queens of Comedy national tour comes to an end with a two-night performance in Gauteng. For more click here.
Sister Madly to perform at Carnival City
Sister Madly will perform at Carnival City on May 31. For more click here.
Celebrate the silver screen with ‘Sing for Joy’
The St Dunstan’s Music Foundation will host their annual “Sing for Joy” concert, on May 31. For more click here.
Turn back time with Startimers
Following their success with last year’s production of the Wizard of Oz, when a number of their members won awards in the Sancta Full Length Play Festival, Startime Players are ready to turn back time and invite you to party with them as they travel through the decades in their latest musical revue, “Turn Back Time”. For more click here.
Marketsand fun days:
Saturday (May31)
- All Souls Morning Market, 7am onwards, 40 O’Reilly Merry Street (Neville Bamford 083 261 2553)
- Home Start South Africa, hosting a family fun day, at Trees Eco Park, in Totius Road, Crystal Park, 10am till 1.30pm (Erica Strydom 011 845 1116)
- Hospice Winter Fête, 218 Kemston Avenue, 9am onwards (Gerda Baverstock 011 422 1531 or 082 492 0302)
- Crystal Park Baptist Church, creation seminar, 1 Clydesdale Road, Crystal Park, 9.30am till noon (Mark Penrith 011 969 0967)
- Farmers Market, 24b Miles Sharp Street Rynfield, 8am till noon (George Ross 081 381 0824)
- Jumble Sale, Benoni Lions Club, 111 Howard Avenue, Western Extension (Gillian Bailey 076 174 3610)
- Methodist Homes – Eddy House, morning market, 133 Ampthill Avenue, 9am (Denise Stanton 011 421 2712)
For more entertainment events, click here.
