What to do this weekend
JOBURG – Top five things to do in Joburg this weekend.
You might’ve already been inundated with all things love since February started and we’re sure you might be tired of it by now, however, let us remind you one more time that it’s Valentines weekend and love is somewhat still in the air. Whether you’re in a relationship or you just love yourself check out our top five things to do this weekend.
14 February: Valentine’s Variety Gala
Make merry Valentine’s week memories with the Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra’s Valentine’s Variety Gala on 14 February. Love will surely be in the air as William Eddins leads the programme with melodic classics such as Pyotr Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliette, Aram Khachaturian’s Adagio from Spartacus. Solo performances from Zandile Mzazi and Goran Krivokapic are sure to keep you coming to the Linder Auditorium for more. Tickets are available on tickets.computicket.com from R150 – R345.
15 February: Mirari Gin & Chocolate Pairing
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with the unique Mirari Gin & Chocolate Pairing & Distillery Tour. On 15 February, Time Anchor Distillery will be hosting the pairing at their working distillery in Maboneng, including an opportunity to get insights into the botanicals that go into each of their gins. Secure your spot on www.quicket.co.za for R250.
15 February: Kings of the World
William Harding makes directorial debut with The Kings of the World, a dark comedy about the ineptitude and desperation of our times. It takes place over one night in a suburban garden cottage, where two friends and a roommate confront their neuroses and inadequacies as the night unravels around them. Tickets are available on www.webtickets.co.za for R90.
16 February: Vegan Market at Victoria Yards
Victoria Yards’ new Vegan Market kicks off on 16 February. A variety of vegan and vegetarian foods will be available with gluten-free products, fresh veg, freshly squeezed drinks and more on offer. Numerous stalls will be on display for you to spend the day exploring Victoria Yards and stocking up on healthy food.
16 February: Paradise Blue
Celebrate Black History Month at the Market Theatre with a live performance of Paradise Blue on 15 February. Directed by James Ngcobo and starring Aubrey Poo, Lesedi Job and many more, the play highlights the effects of gentrification and the erasure of Black History on the African-American community in Detroit. Tickets are available on www.webtickets.co.za for R150.
