Experience the best of folk music at Durban Botanic Gardens

OLD Mutual Music at the Lake, together with East Coast Radio, presents Folk Fest; a selection of South Africa’s finest acts at the Durban Botanic Gardens on Sunday, 28 July.

Freshlyground, Majozi and Louise Carver will showcase a new take on their much-loved music in a series of acoustic sets.

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Freshlyground are known for their lively beats and sing-along music in various South African languages and using a wide range of musical instruments.

Joining Freshlyground will be local Durban musician Majozi. He’s been an artist to watch since the music industry welcomed him onto the scene in 2013.

The legendary Louise Carver will also be taking to the stage to entertain the crowds.

Early bird tickets for Folk Fest are available via www.webtickets.co.za. The cost is R140 for adults, R80 for children between six and 12 years and R20 for children under six.

Gates open at 12.30pm on Sunday, 28 July, with the first act taking to the stage from 1pm.

Secure parking is available on the umPhafa field at the Durban Botanic Gardens. Attendees are invited to spend the afternoon picnicking on the beautiful lawns, and are welcome to bring their own food, drink, blankets and camping chairs.

For details visit www.musicatthelake.co.za

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