The Soweto Kota Festival is back!
In its fifth edition this year, the festival has also announced Blue Ribbon as the main sponsor and it is going back to its previous venue, the Elkah Cricket Oval in Rockville.
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The Soweto Kota Festival is making come back this year after a two year hiatus due to the pandemic. In its fifth edition this year, the festival has also announced Blue Ribbon as the main sponsor and it is going back to its previous venue, the Elkah Cricket Oval in Rockville.
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This is one of the biggest festivals in the Soweto entertainment calendar and this year it is expected to be even bigger considering that people have been denied entertainment due to Covid-19.
The Soweto Kota Festival is where kota makers from across the province converge to showcase their culinary skills. It is also a big booster for local businesses and the Soweto economy.
“Together with our Kota outlets, we will be ready to serve you fresh Kotas that feature the usual tried and trusted fillings through to those with unexpected ingredients that will wow your taste buds.
There will also be a kids entertainment area, live performances throughout the two days with the best DJ’s as well as spot prize giveaways on both days,” says Sidwell Tshingilane, the founder of the Soweto Kota Festival.
He added that over 40 kota outlets from across the province are expected to exhibit at this year’s festival.
The two day festival has been drawing huge crowds since its inception five years ago at the Soweto Theatre.
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Big sponsors soon jumped on board and became part of this Soweto born phenomenon.
Sarah Hoyte, Blue Ribbon Brand Manager says being part of the festival is in line with their mandate to embrace and celebrate the kasi culture and heritage.
“We are so excited to be a part of the festival this year and to celebrate the heritage and nostalgia that is associated with kotas and Soweto alike, whilst also giving the opportunity to local entrepreneurs to showcase their businesses,” adds Hoyte.
The festival will take place on the weekend of September 3-4, thus kicking off Heritage Month. More information about the festival can be found on its Facebook page- https://web.facebook.com/KotaFestival.
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