Five best…Places to celebrate spring
JOBURG - Enjoy the thrill of living in the city of gold...we give you the five best places you can explore this weekend.
As the weekend approaches, we sift through the weekend’s biggest events and cut them to five best to do. So whether you like tapping into your adventurous side or just like spending time with family, we have something for you.
1. Café Vacca Matta Montecasino
Café Vacca Matta brings you the most exhilarating event not to be forgotten – Ink entertainment presents the Lets Misbahave night out on 6 September.
The spring inspired party, guarantees the ultimate party euphoria which will be featuring DJ Poppy (5FM), Ryan the DJ (5FM Ultramix), Twins on Decks, Nathan Major, Speedtsa, Chrizz Beatz, Keenan O, Bazy B. Doors open at 21h00.
2. I love Joburg in Ellis Park
The annual I Heart Joburg Music Festival is finally here. The festival is an impeccable 12-hour musical explosion dedicated to the City of Gold which will happen on 6 September at Ellis Park. The much-anticipated festival promises to delight music lovers with the biggest entertainment line-up. The festival will comprise of six locals and six international superstars which will help you warm up the dance floor.
3. The Lido Hotel’s wedding expo
Spring is here and for a lot of people this can be seen as the wedding season. Whether you are planning your special day or helping someone plan – the wedding Expo at Eikenhof in Johanneburg on 5 until 6 September will teach you a thing or two. The Expo will inform you about the latest and greatest in the world of weddings and it will also give you some excitement and ideas. Time: noon until 10pm on 5 September and 9am until 4pm on 6 September.
4. Classique Cape Town party
Welcome spring with a bang. The Classique Cape Town party is bringing Cape Town into Johannesburg on 5 September at the Sands in Sandton. Music lovers can look forward to being entertained by DJ Roger The Dodger, Duke and Peter J Shaun Harry. With the Sands’ sensational dance floor and stunning décor, the evening’s sure to take your breath away and make you party the VIP way.
Tickets are R100 online and R150 at the door
5. NG Church in Blairgowrie
With spring beckoning, the Rand Symphony Orchestra will perform its Spring Concert at the NG Church in Malcolm Road, Blairgowrie on 6 September. The Concert is said to take the form of a traditional symphony – Carel Henn will grace the audience as guest conductor, joined by pianist Elize Kruger as the soloist.
