Heritage Day celebrated with music
An eclectic mix of award winning artists set to collaborate for Heritage Unity Fest.
In the spirit of National Heritage Day, Carnival City brings to its stage a diversity of well-known local artists for a vibrant musical showcase that promises something for everyone.
The Heritage Unity Festival features a colourful cross-over of Afrikaans, pop and afro-pop entertainers including, FreshlyGround, Bobby van Jaarsveld, Amanda Black, Jack Parow, Refentse, Bok van Blerk, Emtee, Hussein Valley, Black Motion and many more.
The concert will take place on Carnival City’s sprawling Festival Lawns on September 24 from 9am.
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“This is diversity at its very best.
“For good music, good food, cultural exchange and lots of fun with family and friends in the fresh outdoors, this is where you want to be this Heritage Day,” said Michelle Smith, the marketing manager for Carnival City.
Unity is something to which the South African nation has aspired since the dawn of democracy.
The Heritage Unity Festival offers a platform for South Africans to celebrate their heritage and the rich tapestry of cultures that make up South Africa.
Revelers are urged to wear their traditional outfits to the concert.
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