What to do this weekend

We’re well into the New Year, new decade and brand new vibes. To get you back into the swing of your social and fun life we’ve scoured our favourite vibes for this week and we’ve got something for everyone – from Jazz, house, techno and even existential theatrical productions. Check out these events in the City this weekend.

10 January: TOY TOY feat Pional

Get your dancing shoes on and vibe out with Pional Musiq at TOY TOY. Powered by Void Acoustics And Club brings the multi-insturmentalist, empyrean vocalist, top-drawer DJ, composer, producer and Spain’s best kept electronic underground secret. Supporting acts include Craig Placid, Fabio and Dogstarr. Tickets are available at the door for R150.

11 January: Deep Town Jozi presents Kid Fonque

Catch Kid Fonque at the first Deep Town Jozi of the new decade. The Stay True Sounds founder promises a night of world class thumping sounds at The Tennis Club on 11 January. Tickets are available online from R60 – R100 and R150 at the door.

11 January: Showcase Saturday presents Iziki

Catch a glimpse of astounding views of the City while Iziki plays in the background. With a line-up featuring Djuma Soundsystem, Team Distant, Karyendasoul, Zakes Bantwini and more, Iziki is a new global phenomenon worshiping the ancient original beat!  It has taken place in New York, Berlin, Tulum and Copenhagen, and now its Joburg’s turn. R60 gets you in.

12 January: Jazz & Food Pairing Afternoons

Good food and good music is a match made in leisurely heaven! Gather your friends, family and acquaintances and enjoy The Factory on Grant and Ndawo Yummy’s amazing atmosphere while you smoke some cigars, sip on the smoothest whiskey and the most delectable food with some amazing jazz music at the Jazz & Food Pairing Afternoons on 12 January 2020. Secure your spot on 0114831398.

12 January: DOP

DOP, Retief Scholtz’s theatrical debut will be presented at the Market Theatre for a two-week run from 9 -19 January. Produced by Kosie Smit, directed by Sylvaine Strike featuring Andre Odendaal and Wilhelm van der Walt. The production is a fascinating and cutting-edge story of Frank Venter, an ordinary man. One of thousands in life that a few will know, and even fewer will remember. Like everyone, Frank has a story that nobody listens to. It’s not impressive enough — or is it? Secure your spot on webtickets from R70 – R150 to catch this exciting production.