We love the city as much as you love City Buzz and we’re letting you in on which stories you can read in this month’s issue.
The October issue of City Buzz is crammed with a whopping 20 pages of killer articles from food to historical buildings and everything in between.
Here are 10 reasons why you should find a copy of our October issue at a Joburg coffee shop, restaurant or theatre now.
- Find out about the Sleeping Man statue that now lies in Maboneng. The new fixture in the rejuvenated precinct is attracting art lovers from far and wide, so don’t miss out on the story behind it.
- City Buzz has three interesting stories about three interesting historical venues to visit in the city. The Gentleman’s Arthouse is just one of the venues, which is a restaurant created from a reclaimed urinal. Check out the others in the newspaper.
- Joburg in Pictures shows the processes involved in bringing together an onstage production such as Cinderella, now on at The Joburg Theatre for the month of October.
- Voices of Joburg, this month, details the journey of a Hillbrow Radio DJ and up-and-coming TV and radio personality who is well on her way to taking over the airwaves.
- The Instagram page pays homage to the things we love most in our favourite City of Johannesburg. It includes all the sights, sounds, markets, venues and everything else.
- Our foodie page details where you can find food and a place to charge your electronics, as well as the story of an ice cream rolling company which aims to serve the most delicious creations.
- While Heritage Month was in September, we’re taking a look at all the people who embraced their heritage throughout the year.
- Amber Fieldgate, Alexandra May, Rubber Duc and SAXIT! are just some of the musicians we’ve profiled for this month’s issue.
- We take a look at the market regulars and list all the stalls that you can find at multiple markets in Gauteng.
There’s no reason why you shouldn’t find a copy of City Buzz today.
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