Bring your family to The Festival
The Festival @ St Dunstan’s happening on May 13 is one for the whole family, and here is why…
• Variety of food stalls for all ages and taste buds so the whole family can buy their food from different vendors but still enjoy their meal together
• The line-up appeals to all ages, from great rock acts to South Africa’s finest dance acts and DJs
• A ‘kids zone’ facility is available so parents can shake their legs as they dance along to songs while being assured that their children are also entertained
• There will be a beer garden, but there will be controlled access and identification will be asked for to ensure that minors are not able to enter the beer garden
• The ticket prices are reasonably priced to represent great value for the line-up on offer.
“This has been done with the whole family in mind,” said event organiser, Paul Smith.
Tickets for The Festival, which is in partnership with the City Times, can be bought from St Dunstan’s College on 54 Millburn Street, the Benoni City Times offices in Northmead Square on corner 14th Avenue and O’Reilly Merry Street, Mugg and Bean at the Square at Farrarmere and Wakaberry in the Oakfields Shopping Centre.
General access ticket prices are R150 and tickets sold on the day at the gates will cost R200.
For backstage VIP, tickets are R400, but VIP tickets bought on the day will be R500.
Parking is R50.
The gates for the family fun-filled festival happening at the St Dunstan’s College on May 13 will open at 1pm.
Don’t miss out on a family fun day with a hot line-up including Locnville, Timo ODV, Euphonik, Rubber Duc, Crystal Park, Voltrex, Kahn Morbee and Chunda Munki.
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