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Retail & Shopping
From Sandton to the wider Johannesburg corridor, Timeless Toys has become a familiar stop for families. Retail destination with fashion, homeware and everyday essentials, plus casual eateries and services in Sandton. The…
Retail & Shopping
Located ideally between Sandton and Rosebank along the M1 highway, Melrose Arch is Johannesburg’s premier mixed-use precinct, defining the modern "live, work, play" lifestyle. Celebrated for its European-…
Food & Drink
23 On Hazelwood is a street-vibe café with a restaurant, bakery and bar, serving handcrafted menu items, including grills, salads, pastries, cakes and cookies. It also offers coffee, craft beverages, wine and soft drink…
Food & Drink
Set in Protea North, this restaurant draws friends meeting for lunch looking for fresh flavours without crossing town. Popular eatery with a varied menu of grills, salads and desserts, plus wine and soft drink options in…
Food & Drink
Aduna Bistro is a fine-dining restaurant inside the African Pride Melrose Arch Hotel in Johannesburg, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. The menu includes a full continental breakfast buffet with hot items and à la ca…
Malls
Greenstone Shopping Centre is a neighbourhood mall in Greenstone Hill with 156 stores and restaurants, including Pick 'n Pay Hyper, Game, Woolworths, Dis-Chem, Clicks and Decathlon. It also has Ster-Kinekor Classic, The …
Malls
Perfectly positioned just off Woodmead Drive at the crossroads of the M1 and N1 highways, Woodmead Retail Park offers a seamless shopping experience in a contemporary, open-air setting. With wide walkways, modern archite…
Family & Kids
The SuperKids Trust is a registered children’s charity in South Africa, operating across Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal, and the Western Cape with full tax exemption status.We exist to serve children facing life-limiting a…
Sport & Fitness
Adrenaline meets teamwork at this Bryanston adventure hub, where climbing walls, obstacle courses and guided challenges keep corporate groups and birthday parties equally busy. Facilitators tailor sessions from gentle in…
Women Moving Joburg
Woman Who Moves Joburg: Ange (Lean Girl) on Fat Loss, Food, Starting Again and Never Quitting on Yourself
Fun. Driven. Hungry. That is how Ange describes herself. Hungry for life, but also quite literally always hungry. It’s a fitting introduction to the woman behind LEAN GIRL, a brand built around helping women work towards their goals without giving up delicious food or enjoying their lives. As the founder of LEAN GIRL, Ange has built a brand around a very simple idea: getting lean shouldn’t mean eating tiny, sad meals and being miserable. What started with her sharing her own recipes and fat-loss journey has grown into an incredible community of women, a digital Kitchen Coach, programmes, events and, most recently, her first physical recipe book, The Fat-Loss Food Playbook, which became a South African bestseller. For our Women Who Move Joburg series, we spoke to Ange about building LEAN GIRL, her proudest achievement so far, the women who have inspired her, why she is firmly a morning person, her love of sneakers and the message she believes every woman needs to hear: you are allowed to start again. Tell us a little about yourself and your business. I’m Ange, founder of LEAN GIRL, a fat-loss and lifestyle brand built around a very simple idea: getting lean shouldn’t mean eating tiny, sad meals and being miserable! What started with me sharing my own recipes and fat-loss journey has grown into an incredible community of women, our digital Kitchen Coach with hundreds of recipes, programmes, events and, most recently, my first physical recipe book. At the heart of LEAN GIRL is really just helping women realise that they can work towards a body they feel amazing in while still eating delicious food and actually enjoying their lives. What has been your proudest achievement so far? Launching my first ever physical recipe book, The Fat-Loss Food Playbook, and seeing it become a South African bestseller. There’s something incredibly special about taking something that has lived in your head for years, turning it into a real physical product, and then seeing people actually buy it, cook from it and have it sitting in their kitchens. Have there been women who inspired or mentored you along the way? Absolutely. I’m lucky to have so many incredible women around me, and they inspire me in completely different ways. Some inspire me in business, some in the way they approach relationships and family, and others simply in the way they live their lives. I think there’s so much power in surrounding yourself with women who are brilliant in areas where you still have room to grow. I don’t think we need one single mentor who has all the answers. We can learn something from so many different women. Describe yourself in three words. Fun. Driven. Hungry. Hungry for life... but also quite literally always hungry. What does a typical day in your life look like? I’m a massive morning person, so I’m normally up early and straight into a weights workout. Then it’s home for a big LEAN GIRL breakfast and into work. My days are a mixture of team meetings, working on the business, developing and filming recipes, and creating content. Later in the afternoon, I love getting outside for a walk on the promenade with my husband or a friend. Then it’s dinner, something inspiring to watch or read, and dessert. Always dessert. Early bird or night owl? Morning person, all the way. I wake up buzzing with ideas and ready to take on the world. By 9pm, that woman has left the building. Heels or sneakers? Sneakers x 100. I own about 50 pairs, which feels less like a preference at this point and more like a personality trait. Favourite restaurant in Joburg? Tashas. Such a classic. It never disappoints, and there’s always something I want on the menu. A quote you live by: “You can do hard things.” I come back to this all the time. Something being difficult doesn’t mean you’re on the wrong path. Sometimes the things that change your life require you to keep showing up long after the initial excitement has worn off. If you could leave one message for every woman reading this today, what would it be? You are allowed to change your mind. You are allowed to start again. And you are allowed to decide that the life you’re living right now isn’t the life you want forever. Your body, your career, your relationships, your circumstances - none of them have to stay exactly as they are just because this is where you find yourself today. Your entire life can start moving in a new direction from one decision: I’m going to change this, and I’m not going to quit on myself. You only get one life. Take responsibility for designing one that you’re ridiculously excited to wake up to. A Woman Who Moves Joburg From sharing her own recipes and fat-loss journey to building an incredible community of women and launching her first physical recipe book, Ange has turned a simple idea into a growing brand with a clear message. You do not have to choose between working towards your goals and enjoying your life. You can want change and still love food. You can change direction. You can start again. And perhaps the most powerful part of Ange’s message is that it ultimately comes down to taking responsibility for the life you want to build. You only get one life. Take responsibility for designing one that you’re ridiculously excited to wake up to.
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Woman Who Moves the City: Janice Wagner on Building Edge, Backing Yourself and Holding the Door Open
Driven. Curious. Slightly mad. That is how Janice Wagner describes herself, and considering she chose both recruitment and boxing voluntarily, she may have a point. A Chartered Accountant by training, Janice took an unexpected turn into recruitment and never looked back. In 2011, she founded Edge Executive Search from the loft of her home, with her cat Diesel as her first unofficial colleague. Today, Edge has grown into a Group of Companies, Janice is the Managing Director of Kestria South Africa, and in 2026 she was named Woman of Stature CEO of the Year. But despite the growth, awards and executive titles, the heart of her work remains simple: people. For our Women Who Move Joburg series, we spoke to Janice about building a business from scratch, leadership, 5am gym sessions, why she would box in heels if she could, and the importance of holding the door open for the women coming up behind you. Tell us a little about yourself and what you do. I’m Janice Wagner, a Chartered Accountant who somehow ended up falling completely in love with recruitment. I’m the CEO of Edge Executive Search, a business I started in 2011 from the loft of my home, with my cat Diesel as my first unofficial colleague. He was there at the very beginning of Edge and, sadly, we lost him this year, so he will always be a special part of the story. Today, Edge looks very different from that little business in the loft. We’ve grown into a Group of Companies, and I’m also the Managing Director of Kestria South Africa, representing South Africa within the world’s largest executive search alliance. At Edge, we find exceptional people for exceptional organisations, particularly at executive and senior leadership level. But I’ve never believed recruitment is simply about filling a vacancy. We’re dealing with people’s careers, livelihoods and ambitions, while helping businesses find the people who can genuinely change their trajectory. That human connection is still the part I love most. Outside of work, I box, train and love spending time with the people closest to me. I’m generally happiest when I’m being challenged, whether that’s in the boardroom or with boxing gloves on. What has been your proudest achievement so far? Winning Woman of Stature CEO of the Year 2026. It was an incredibly special moment. Building a business is not always glamorous. There are long days, difficult decisions, risks, mistakes and plenty of moments when you wonder what on earth you were thinking. To go from starting Edge in my loft with Diesel beside me to standing on that stage and being named CEO of the Year was quite surreal. I’m incredibly proud of it and very grateful for the people who have been part of the journey. Have there been women who have inspired or mentored you along the way? Absolutely. I think one of the greatest myths about successful women is that we somehow get there alone. I’ve been fortunate to meet and work alongside incredible women throughout my career, from colleagues and clients to fellow business owners and women I’ve met through Kestria and Woman of Stature. I’m inspired by women who are unapologetically themselves. Women who are kind without being pushovers, ambitious without apologising for it, and successful without pulling the ladder up behind them. I also think mentorship doesn’t always arrive with the label “mentor”. Sometimes it’s one conversation, one piece of advice, or simply watching another woman handle an incredibly difficult situation and thinking, “I want to remember that.” Describe yourself in three words. Driven. Curious. Slightly mad. You need the third one if you choose recruitment and boxing voluntarily. Early bird or night owl? Early bird. The gym waits for no CEO. Heels or sneakers? Heels. Always heels. If I could box in them, I would. Where do you get the best coffee in Joburg? Kauai at Virgin Active Cedar. Although I’m not entirely sure whether it’s the coffee or the added 5am gossip with my Fit Fam that makes it taste so good. What’s your favourite restaurant in Joburg? Pronto on Jan Smuts. A Joburg favourite for a reason. What’s one word your team would use to describe you? Driven. Although I suspect if you asked them when I wasn’t in the room, you might get some more colourful answers! I expect a lot from my team because I know what they’re capable of, but I also care deeply about them. I want people who work with me to grow, challenge me, have ideas and eventually become better at things than I am. Finally, if you could leave one message for every woman reading this, what would it be? Never let somebody else decide what you are capable of. Apply for the role. Start the business. Ask the question. Walk into the room. Learn the thing you think you’re too old to learn. Change direction if what you’re doing no longer makes you happy. Back yourself, even when doing so feels terrifying. And when you get through the door, hold it open for another woman. There’s room for all of us. A Woman Who Moves Joburg From a loft office with Diesel by her side to leading a growing group of companies and being named CEO of the Year, Janice’s journey is proof that careers do not always follow the route you originally planned. Sometimes the unexpected path turns out to be exactly the right one. And perhaps her most powerful measure of success is not simply getting through the door herself. It’s making sure another woman can walk through it next.
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Woman Who Moves the City: Yael Geffen on Courage, Authenticity and Making It Without Faking It
Courageous. Resilient. Candid. Those are the three words Yael Geffen uses to describe herself, and they tell you a lot about the woman behind the title. As CEO and shareholder of Lew Geffen Sotheby’s International Realty, Yael leads a national premium real estate brand with 500 agents across South Africa. Although, ask her what she actually does and she’ll tell you she is the company’s “Chief Fireman or Bottle Washer.” Her journey to the top has been anything but conventional. At 22, she packed her bags and moved to New York City alone, ultimately spending six years in the United States. Along the way, she did everything from packing shoes in Queens and working as a receptionist at an animation studio to building a career in marketing, sales and strategy. Today, alongside leading the business, she is a professional speaker, writer, podcaster, mental health advocate and outspoken advocate against gender-based violence. For our Woman Who Moves the City series, we caught up with Yael about motherhood, courage, leadership, learning to ask for help and why women can absolutely make it without faking it. Tell us a little about yourself and what you do. My official work title is CEO and shareholder of Lew Geffen Sotheby’s International Realty, a national premium real estate brand linked with Sotheby’s Auction House, which has a history spanning nearly 300 years. We have 500 real estate agents nationally, and I am the Chief Fireman or Bottle Washer! I also speak professionally, write articles and have my own little podcast called Podcast Parking Lot. I speak on stages about everything from property and entrepreneurship to female empowerment, personal branding and mental health. I am a staunch mental health advocate and an advocate against gender-based violence. Before all of this, I lived in New York and Los Angeles and did everything from packing shoes in Queens to being a receptionist at an animation studio before building my career in marketing, sales and strategy. What has been your proudest achievement so far? I am a rock star mom, and my boy is just the coolest, kindest human being. I'm also proud that I had the guts to leave at 22 and go live in New York City alone. I ended up staying in the USA for six years and made it by myself. A major career highlight was interviewing Dr Edith Eger. She was a Holocaust survivor from Auschwitz who went on to become a world-leading psychologist and New York Times bestselling author. I have the interview recorded, and it will always be an incredibly special moment for me. Have there been women who have inspired or mentored you along the way? Yes, I have a few, but I have to highlight Margaret Hirsch, who has helped shape my life. She is always available as a sounding board, whether it be professional or personal. It was always my intention to become a "mini Margaret" because I find her so inspiring and honest. I believe I now have a bit of a fan club myself, as women sometimes stare at me and then come up to tell me how much my content inspires them. At first, I honestly thought I had spinach in my teeth! Describe yourself in three words. Courageous. Resilient. Candid. What does a typical day in your life look like? I wake up and try to fit in a meditation while snuggling my pooch and my kid. Then it's the school run, followed by gym at 7am, a stretch, sauna and shower. I work best remotely because I'm more productive, but I check in with my team throughout the day. I also try to attend all the extra murals because I'm a hands-on mom. It makes life harder and more tiring, but we only have this time once. Then there's homework, a little mommy time with a candlelit bath and a podcast, supper with my little guy while watching a programme together, and usually a philosophical chat in bed. The weeks my son stays with his father look very different. I travel around the country visiting offices, signing new franchises, attending agent awards locally and internationally, having client dinners and delivering keynote talks. I've got packing down to a fine art! Exercise has also become a non-negotiable part of my life, whether I'm travelling or at home. It's more for my mental wellbeing than anything else. Early bird or night owl? I used to be a night owl, BC, before child! These days I'm normally awake by 5 or 5:30am. When my son is with his dad, I might occasionally binge-watch a series until late, but early mornings have definitely won. Heels or sneakers? Both! I'll wear sneakers to my events and then pop on the heels. When I lived in New York, I would strut around in heels for 20 blocks at a time and never even pack sneakers. These days, if I'm not at a glamorous event, it's fashion sneakers. My son has also contributed nicely to my collection. He used to be my shoe size and is now a size bigger, so I've inherited all his fabulous sneakers! Where do you get the best coffee in Joburg? At home! My Lavazza coffee with lactose-free milk and a sprinkle of cinnamon on top. If I'm out, I enjoy Seattle Coffee. What's your favourite restaurant in Joburg? Modena in Parkhurst. Their spaghetti vongole is magic and the service is great. What's one word your team would use to describe you? Unstoppable. Is there a quote or motto you live by? I have a few. “Make it without faking it.” Whenever I go onto a stage to do a talk, I say out loud to myself: “I was born to do this.” There's also a Winnie-the-Pooh-inspired anecdote that has stayed with me. Piglet asks Pooh what the bravest thing he has ever said is, and Pooh's answer is simply: “Help.” I never used to ask for help, and I'm getting much better at it. I think that's a societal issue, especially for women. Finally, if you could leave one message for every woman reading this today, what would it be? You can make it without faking it. Lead from a place of authentic confidence. Ask questions. Put your hand up. Say yes to everything until you can afford to say no. And most importantly, celebrate your wins! A Woman Who Moves Joburg Yael's story isn't one of having all the answers or following the perfect path. It's about having the courage to get on the plane. To start at the bottom. To put your hand up. To ask questions. To ask for help. To keep showing up, and to own your wins when they come. From packing shoes in Queens to leading 500 real estate agents across South Africa, Yael has certainly made it. And she didn't have to fake it to get there.
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Woman Who Moves the City: From Receptionist to CEO, Meet Lourette du Toit
Curious. Ambitious. Compassionate. Lourette du Toit’s career is proof that where you start does not determine where you can go. Today, she is the CEO and owner of Dermology, a network of five advanced skin and laser clinics across South Africa. But her story with the business began on the other side of the reception desk, as a receptionist at the very clinic group she would one day own. Since then, she has built a career around an idea that extends far beyond business growth: when you grow people, you grow possibility. Today, Lourette not only leads Dermology, but lectures internationally on laser technology and leadership, helping to raise standards within the aesthetic industry globally. For our Woman Who Moves the City series, we spoke to Lourette about ambition, leadership, building people up and why women shouldn't wait until they feel ready before going after what they want. Tell us a little about yourself and your business. I'm the CEO and owner of Dermology, a network of five advanced skin and laser clinics across South Africa. My journey started as a receptionist of the clinic group I own today. My passion is building businesses that change lives, both for our patients and the incredible people who work alongside me. At Dermology, we combine globally recognised technology, evidence-based treatments and personalised care to help people feel confident in their own skin. Beyond the clinics, I also lecture internationally on laser technology and leadership, helping raise the standard of the aesthetic industry globally. What has been your proudest achievement so far? Without question, it's watching the people around me grow. Seeing therapists become leaders, leaders become business partners, and building a company culture where people genuinely believe in what they're capable of is something I'm incredibly proud of. Awards and recognition are wonderful, but seeing people build careers they never thought possible means the most to me. Have there been women who have inspired or mentored you along the way? I've been fortunate to learn from many remarkable women throughout my career. Some taught me technical excellence, while others showed me what resilient leadership looks like. I also draw a lot of inspiration from women outside my industry who lead with courage, authenticity and kindness. I believe every person you meet teaches you something if you're willing to learn. Describe yourself in three words. Curious. Ambitious. Compassionate. What does a typical day in your life look like? No two days are ever the same. One morning I might be analysing business performance with my leadership team, the next I'm treating patients, filming educational content, speaking at an industry event or travelling to train practitioners. Somewhere in between, I'm answering hundreds of WhatsApp messages, solving problems, coaching my team and making sure I'm home to spend time with my husband and our two children. It's busy, but I wouldn't have it any other way. Early bird or night owl? Definitely an early bird. My best thinking happens before most people have had their first coffee. Heels or sneakers? Sneakers. Comfort wins almost every time. Where do you get the best coffee in Joburg? Naked Coffee. Great coffee, great atmosphere, and it's one of those places where good conversations seem to happen naturally. What's your favourite restaurant in Joburg? SAINT. Great food and great company. What's one word your team would use to describe you? Visionary. Is there a quote or motto you live by? "Success isn't measured by how far you go alone, but by how many people you help grow along the way." Finally, if you could leave one message for every woman reading this today, what would it be? Don't wait until you feel ready. Confidence isn't something you find before you begin. It's something you build by showing up, making mistakes, learning and continuing anyway. Your greatest advantage will never be knowing everything. It will always be your willingness to keep learning. A Woman Who Moves Joburg From receptionist to CEO and owner, Lourette's journey is a powerful reminder that careers don't always follow a straight line, and that your starting point doesn't have to define your destination. But perhaps the most remarkable part of her story isn't how far she has come. It's how determined she is to bring others with her. Because for Lourette, success isn't simply about building a bigger business. It's about building people who believe they can become more.
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Woman Who Moves the City: Meet Natalie Stewart, the Woman Behind Melrose Arch
Bold. Brave. Glamorous. Those are the three words Natalie Stewart uses to describe herself, and after hearing her story, they're difficult to argue with. As Managing Director of Melrose Arch, Natalie leads one of Johannesburg's most recognisable mixed-use precincts. But behind the impressive title is a woman driven by purpose, passionate about people and shaped by a personal journey that has required extraordinary courage. In 2019, Natalie was diagnosed with leukaemia. She fought it, survived it and, in her own words, did it "with a smile". This Women's Month, as part of our Woman Who Moves the City series, we sat down with Natalie to talk about leadership, surviving one of life's biggest battles, running a "little city", the women who inspire her and why she believes no woman should ever make herself smaller to make someone else comfortable. Tell us a little about yourself and what you do. I am currently the Managing Director of South Africa's premium mixed-use precinct, Melrose Arch. I am driven by a passion to always pursue a bigger purpose. Making a positive difference to the community and the people of Melrose Arch is what drives me to excel in what I do. What has been your proudest achievement so far? Not many people are going to get the opportunity to drive the purpose and strategy behind an asset like Melrose Arch, so being the Managing Director is definitely my most significant career achievement. On a more personal note, in 2019 I was diagnosed with leukaemia. Being able to conquer and survive leukaemia, everything that came with fighting it, and doing it with a smile, is an achievement I will always admire about myself. Have there been women who have inspired or mentored you along the way? I love people and their stories. I have been inspired by different women, from all walks of life, throughout my journey of personal and professional growth. Some of the biggest and best lessons I've learnt from other women have come from the people I interact with every day. One important lesson continues to inspire me: be authentically yourself and know your value. Don't make yourself smaller or downplay your potential and worth to make other people comfortable. Describe yourself in three words. Bold. Brave. Glamorous. What does a typical day in your life look like? There is never a dull day at Melrose Arch! To the outside world, Melrose Arch needs to be this well-coordinated, smooth-running little city. Behind the scenes is an amazing team of people working incredibly hard, setting the strategy, planning the magic and keeping the precinct pristine. I generally get to work around 07:00 and leave well into the evening, ensuring that this amazing team has the direction and support they need. There are seldom two days that look the same. Running a little city is not for the faint-hearted. Early bird or night owl? Early bird. But I do love a good night out! Heels or sneakers? Heels. Where do you get the best coffee in Joburg? Melrose Arch, of course! What's your favourite restaurant in Joburg? I can't choose just one! My three favourites are Aduna, Sebule and Mr George, all at Melrose Arch. What's one word your team would use to describe you? Passionate. Is there a quote or motto you live by? "The magic cannot leave you, when it is you." Finally, if you could leave one message for every woman reading this, what would it be? The best version of you is being authentically yourself. Get to know who you are and fall in love with who you are. You are a gift to this world. A Woman Who Moves Joburg Natalie's story is one of leadership, resilience and knowing exactly who you are. She has faced boardrooms and battles, helped shape one of Johannesburg's most iconic destinations and, through it all, held onto something incredibly powerful: herself. Perhaps that's why her own motto feels like the perfect place to leave her story: The magic cannot leave you, when it is you.
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HouseNaxiion is a house music event hosted at the Keorapetse William Kgositsile Theatre in Fourways, promising a night rooted in the sounds and spirit of South African house culture. If deep basslines, soulful rhythms, a…
Introduction to the Orchestra
Ever wondered what's actually going on inside an orchestra? Introduction to the Orchestra is a lively, interactive concert designed to pull back the curtain on all those instruments, sections, and sounds that make up a l…
Men of War 6th Annual Homecoming Concert
Now in its sixth year, the Men of War Homecoming Benefit Concert returns to Eden Park for an evening of worship, hope, and restoration. This is more than a night out — it's a community gathering with real purpose, rais…
OHM | Gothic Erotic ii
OHM returns with Gothic Erotic ii, the follow-up to what promises to be one of Johannesburg's more daring and atmospheric live experiences. If the title alone has piqued your curiosity, this is the kind of event that ble…
Cape Palooza Joburg Edition | 29 August 2026
Cape Palooza lands in Joburg for a full day of festivities at The City Beach Club in Braamfontein. Brought to you by Laerskool Krugersdorp-Noord, this Joburg edition of Cape Palooza promises a lively, festival-style atmo…
Tembisa Maskandi Picnic
The Tembisa Maskandi Picnic brings the soulful sounds of maskandi music to Joburg in a relaxed, open-air picnic setting. Maskandi, a rich Zulu folk tradition rooted in guitar, song and storytelling, makes for a deeply cu…
Sunset Groove
Sunset Groove is an outdoor evening music event hosted by the Johannesburg Zoo, promising a relaxed after-hours atmosphere set against the backdrop of one of the city's most beloved green spaces. If you enjoy good music …
Amapiano Fest
Joburg's love affair with Amapiano gets its proper celebration at Amapiano Fest, a full-day music and culture experience taking place at The Fox Precinct in the heart of Inner City Johannesburg. Organised by Poppy's Cres…
Art & Justice Tours at the Constitutional Court
Where law meets art, the Constitutional Court offers one of Johannesburg's most thought-provoking free experiences. The Art & Justice Tours invite the public into the Constitutional Court Art Collection, guided by me…
Tribute to Women 2026
A joyful annual tradition returns to Johannesburg with Tribute to Women 2026, a full day of live performances, community spirit, and celebration honouring the incredible women of Mzansi. Set in the open grounds of Marks …
Here & Now: A Luther Vandross Tribute
Few voices have ever moved people quite like Luther Vandross, and this tribute concert at the Lyric Theatre promises to bring his silky, soul-drenched sound back to life for one unforgettable evening. Here & Now: A L…
TAYLOR – A TRIBUTE TO THE ERAS OF TAYLOR SWIFT
Swifties, this one is for you. TAYLOR: A Tribute to the Eras of Taylor Swift brings the magic of one of the world's biggest pop phenomena to the Mandela Theatre stage, celebrating the full sweep of Swift's musical journe…
SOS Fest - Old Park Station Johannesburg
Son Of A Sailor Fest descends on the atmospheric Old Park Station in Newtown for a full day of alternative music, community, and good energy. SOS Fest is shaping up to be one of Joburg's most exciting independent festiva…
Contra.Joburg 2026 (Open Studios Weekend)
Described as South Africa's largest open studios event, Contra.Joburg returns for a whirlwind two-day arts weekend across Johannesburg's CBD and Inner City. Studios throw open their doors, giving the public rare behind-t…
Gabbata Winter Festival
Looking for a fun day trip from Johannesburg? Head to the Gabbata Winter Festival on Saturday, 29 August 2026, where live music, rugby, delicious food, shopping, and family-friendly entertainment come together in a beaut…
Mpumi Mtsweni & Sisters – Live
There are few live experiences quite like a night of gospel worship done with heart, harmony, and a full live band behind it. Mpumi Mtsweni & Sisters bring exactly that to the Big Top Arena at Carnival City, promisin…
The TinMan Joburg Triathlon Series #3
The TinMan Joburg Triathlon Series returns for its third round, bringing one of Gauteng's most popular multisport race days back to the scenic Prime View Adventure & Leisure venue in Olifantsfontein. Whether you're a…
You & Me Africa with Martell
The third edition of You & Me Africa with Martell returns to the Primedia Rooftop in Sandton for a sun-soaked Sunday that blends culture, community, and good taste. This is the kind of gathering that feels less like …
Parklive Festival
ParkLive Festival returns to the green expanse of Marks Park in Emmarentia for a full day of live music under the Joburg sky. Whether you're a dedicated music lover or simply looking for a brilliant reason to spend a Sat…
Take a Sad Song and Make it Better
Something quietly compelling is happening at the Wits Downstairs Theatre in Parktown. Take a Sad Song and Make it Better promises an intimate theatrical experience in one of Johannesburg's most characterful experimental …
TEEKS Live in Johannesburg 2026
New Zealand soul singer-songwriter TEEKS makes his long-awaited South African debut as part of the Parklive Jozi Festival at Marks Park, Emmarentia. Known for his extraordinary vocal range and deeply felt, classic soul s…
Johannesburg’s Parklive Jozi Festival Returns on 30 August 2026
Johannesburg’s much-loved outdoor music festival is back for a full day of live performances, food, and festival atmosphere on Sunday, 30 August 2026.Parklive Jozi is set to return to Marks Park in Emmarentia on Su…
South African Professional Beauty Expo 2026
The Professional Beauty & Salon International Expo is the premier gathering for South Africa's beauty, hair, nails, skin, and spa industry, and Joburg plays host in September 2026. Whether you're a seasoned salon own…
Cradle of Creativity Festival
The Cradle of Creativity Festival brings a vibrant world of performance to Johannesburg, celebrating the arts for children and young people through an international programme that crackles with imagination. Hosted by The…
Loadshedding Latte Art Championships
Powered by electricity... hopefully.Think you've mastered latte art? Can you pour the perfect rosetta, craft an elegant swan or create a heart worthy of Instagram?Then it's time to put your imaginary barista skil…
The Business Show 2026
Whether you are launching a startup, scaling an established business, or simply looking to sharpen your edge, The Business Show Africa 2026 brings together the knowledge, connections, and inspiration to help you do it. N…
CMO Summit 2026
South Africa's marketing leadership converges at the CMO Summit 2026, billed as the country's largest event for chief marketing officers and senior marketing professionals. With 100 speakers drawn from across the nation,…
GAUTENG (FOR EBENHAEZER)
Presented by Joburg City Theatres, Gauteng (For Ebenhaezer) is a new local production that promises to speak to the heart of this province and the people who call it home. If the title alone stirs something in you, this …
FNB Art Joburg Returns for Its 19th Edition This September
FNB Art Joburg returns for its 19th edition from 4 to 6 September 2026, bringing Africa's leading contemporary art fair back to the Sandton Convention Centre.Coinciding with Johannesburg's 140th birthday celebrat…
Springboks vs All Blacks – 3rd Test (Rugby's Greatest Rivalry)
Few rivalries in world sport carry the weight of Springboks versus All Blacks, and the third Test of the 2026 Rugby's Greatest Rivalry series lands at Johannesburg's FNB Stadium for what promises to be an unforge…
Soweto Kota Festival 2026
Now in its ninth year, the Soweto Kota Festival is the ultimate celebration of one of South Africa's most beloved street foods. Held at Elkah Stadium in Rockville, Soweto, this two-day food and entertainment extravag…
Bloom & Beyond
Bloom & Beyond is a garden gathering brought to Killarney, Johannesburg by the creative team at Hush Money. If previous Hush Money events are anything to go by, this one promises a carefully curated atmosphere where art,…
Mrs Soweto 2026 Grand Finale
The Mrs Soweto 2026 Grand Finale brings the glitz and heart of one of Joburg's most beloved community pageants to its spectacular conclusion. Organised by Soweto Theatre, this celebration honours married women who embody…
It's Personal 15 Years: Full Experience
Few events in Johannesburg carry the kind of emotional weight that comes with fifteen years of shared dancefloors, late nights, and music that means something. It's Personal marks a decade and a half with a full-day flag…
Braam Culture Fest 2026
Braamfontein does creative culture like nowhere else in Joburg, and Braam Culture Fest is its annual proof. Set against the striking backdrop of Constitution Hill, this vibrant one-day festival brings together the city's…
Soweto Wine & Lifestyle Festival 2026
The Soweto Wine & Lifestyle Festival is one of Johannesburg's most beloved annual celebrations, bringing the best of the Cape winelands straight to the heart of Soweto. Over two days at Walter Sisulu Square in Klipto…
947 Joburg Day 2026
Get ready for one of Joburg's biggest family events of the year! 947 Joburg Day returns to Crocodile Creek Polo Club on Saturday, 5 September 2026, bringing an incredible line-up of South African artists, family-frie…
Fidelity ADT Lions vs Suzuki Griquas – Carling Currie Cup
Few fixtures in South African domestic rugby carry the weight of a Lions home game against the reigning Carling Currie Cup champions. The Fidelity ADT Lions welcome Suzuki Griquas to Ellis Park in what promises to be a f…
Groves & Vineyards at Casalinga 2026
If you've ever wished the Cape Winelands were a little closer to home, Casalinga's Groves & Vineyards weekend is your answer. Set on the leafy grounds of one of Muldersdrift's most beloved farm venues, th…
Echoes of Heritage Reimagined
Echoes of Heritage Reimagined comes to Civic Boulevard in Braamfontein on Saturday, 5 September 2026, offering a timely arts and culture outing in the heart of Johannesburg. Presented under the Arts Culture and Events ba…
Spring Reptile Expo 2026
Spring Reptile Expo 2026 returns to Kempton Park on Saturday, 5 September 2026, bringing a retail and shopping day out with a distinctly educational edge for Johannesburg families and hobbyists. Listed under Retail and S…
Professional Beauty & Salon International Expo
The Professional Beauty & Salon International Expo returns to Johannesburg in 2026, bringing the beauty industry's biggest names and brightest trends together under one roof. Whether you're a seasoned salon owner, a …
Oncemore Six Live
If uplifting live worship music is your thing, Oncemore Six Live at the Big Top Arena promises a powerful afternoon of sound and spirit. Billed as the "Sound of Calvary," this live performance event brings Oncemore Six t…
NIROX Spring Jazz 2026
When spring arrives in the Cradle of Humankind, NIROX Sculpture Park marks the season in the finest possible way: with a full day of jazz drifting through the trees. Spring Jazz is one of the park's most beloved annual e…
Jewellex Africa 2026
South Africa's premier jewellery industry trade fair returns to Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand for two focused days of business. Jewellex Africa 2026, organised by the Jewellery Council of South Africa, brings to…
Electra Mining Africa 2026
One of the three largest mining exhibitions on the planet, Electra Mining Africa returns to Nasrec in September 2026 for its five-day showcase of industry innovation, technology, and commerce. Since 1972 it has been the …
Sign Africa Johannesburg Expo 2026
If you work in signage, print, or visual communications, this is one of the most valuable three days on your professional calendar. Sign Africa Johannesburg Expo brings together the full spectrum of the industry — …
Seamless Africa 2026
Seamless Africa 2026 is the continent's premier gathering for professionals shaping the future of payments, fintech, banking, retail, and digital commerce. Over two packed days at the Sandton Convention Centre, indus…
Accounting & Business Expo Africa 2026
The Accounting & Business Expo Africa is one of the continent's leading business-to-business gatherings for finance and accounting professionals, bringing together industry decision-makers for two packed days of insi…
Modern Marketing Expo 2026
The marketing and branding landscape is evolving quickly, and the Modern Marketing Expo offers agencies, creatives, and business owners an opportunity to explore the technologies shaping its future. Taking place at Galla…
Escape 2026
Escape 2026 is a speaker-led conference coming to Johannesburg this September, brought to you by Hush Money. If you're looking for a day of ideas, inspiration and engaging presentations, this is one to mark in your calen…
AML & Financial Crime Southern Africa Conference 2026
Now in its 11th year, the AML & Financial Crime Southern Africa Conference brings together compliance officers, risk professionals, and financial crime specialists for two days of focused, high-level engagement. If…
JOMBA! @ The Market Theatre
JOMBA! comes to Johannesburg, bringing one of South Africa's most celebrated contemporary dance platforms to the iconic Market Theatre for a week-long showcase of bold, boundary-pushing movement. Presented by the Market …
YEAR OF THE STORM
Joburg City Theatres presents Year of the Storm, a theatrical production that promises to be one of the city's notable stage offerings. If the title is anything to go by, expect a production charged with drama, emotion, …
Waterfall City Half Marathon 2026
If you're looking for a well-organised urban race with a buzz, the Waterfall City Half Marathon delivers exactly that. Hosted by Waterfall City Athletics Club in and around the upmarket Mall of Africa precinct in Mid…
Xigaza Nation Fest - Emperors Palace
The inaugural Xigaza Nation Fest arrives at Emperors Palace's Centre Court Events on 12 and 13 September 2026, bringing a vibrant celebration of Xitsonga music, culture, and unity to one of Joburg's most iconic entertain…
Wild West Country Festival 2026
If you love the twang of a steel guitar and a good time under the open sky, the Wild West Country Festival is shaping up to be one of the West Rand's most spirited weekends of the year. Running across a full weekend in S…
Tribute To Neil Diamond & Friends performed by JJ Stephens
If Neil Diamond's timeless hits have ever made you want to sing along at the top of your voice, this is your night out. JJ Stephens brings his celebrated tribute show, Something Like Neil Diamond, to the glittering Mardi…
Taste of Joburg 2026
Taste of Joburg returns in September 2026 as one of the city's most anticipated food and drink events, bringing together the best of Johannesburg's restaurant scene under one roof for a long weekend of indulgence. If you…
Grxxvy Escape ft. Oscar Mbo: Johannesburg
Escape the ordinary for a long-weekend afternoon and evening at The River Cabin in Fourways, where Grxxvy Escape rolls out a proper outdoor music experience headlined by none other than Oscar Mbo. This exclusive feature …
Bed By 10pm
If your clubbing days haven't ended but your tolerance for 3am finishes certainly has, Bed By 10pm might be exactly what you've been waiting for. This daytime clubbing event is tailored for the 30-plus crowd who still wa…
Gauteng Getaway Show 2026
The Gauteng Getaway Show is one of South Africa's most beloved consumer travel and outdoor events, drawing together adventure-seekers, road-trippers, and holiday dreamers under one roof. Billed as Africa's premier show o…
Shakespeare Schools Festival South Africa 2026 - Joburg Theatre
Now in its 16th season, the Shakespeare Schools Festival South Africa returns to Joburg Theatre for a week of bold, youthful stagecraft that proves the Bard is very much alive and well. Seventeen drama groups take to a p…
Candlelight: Coldplay & Imagine Dragons
There is something genuinely magical about hearing the anthemic sweep of Coldplay and the stadium-rock energy of Imagine Dragons reimagined for a string quartet by flickering candlelight. Candlelight Concerts, brought to…
TEDx University of Johannesburg 2026
TEDx University of Johannesburg brings the energy and inspiration of the globally renowned TED format right to the heart of Joburg's academic world. Independently organised and licensed by TED New York, this community-dr…
Nedbank IMC Conference 2026
If disruption is the new normal, the Nedbank IMC Conference 2026 is where marketers and business leaders come to get ahead of it. Held under the theme "Shift Happens™. Are You Ready?", this flagship annual gathering br…
Good Life Show Africa Johannesburg 2026
If clean eating, conscious living, and eco-friendly everything are your kind of weekend, the Good Life Show Africa is the event to put in your diary. Billed as Africa's premier wellness expo, this three-day showcase …
PGA Golf & Lifestyle Show South Africa 2026
Golf meets good living at the PGA Golf & Lifestyle Show South Africa 2026, a three-day exhibition bringing together everything that surrounds the sport we love. Whether you're a seasoned golfer, a curious beginner, o…
Night of the Culture
Night of the Culture is an evening celebration of vibrant African and choral arts, bringing together live drumming, dance, choir and marimba performances under one roof in Maryvale, Johannesburg. If you love the energy o…
FNB Joburg Art Fair
One of Africa's most anticipated contemporary art events returns to Sandton Convention Centre for a landmark weekend of gallery showcases, collector previews, and the kind of encounters with living art that stay with you…
The St David’s SpringFest
St David's Marist Inanda brings its much-loved SpringFest back to Sandton, offering the community a chance to come together and celebrate the season in true school-festival style. SpringFests of this kind are a Jobur…
Smowkey Nyembe – Comedy Is Not A Joke
Smowkey Nyembe brings his sharp wit and unfiltered honesty to the Gibson Kente Theatre at Soweto Theatre for a live comedy show that is anything but ordinary. Comedy Is Not A Joke is a raw, energetic storytelling perform…
Yes, Let's Experimental Festival
If you believe theatre should take risks, Yes, Let's Experimental Festival is exactly your kind of night out. Presented by the Market Theatre Foundation, this is a dedicated platform for bold new ideas, creative risk-tak…
Scorpion Kings Live 2026
Two names. One stage. Eighty-seven thousand seats. DJ Maphorisa and Kabza De Small — the Scorpion Kings — bring their landmark live show to FNB Stadium in September 2026, and if their previous outings are anything to…
Reunion of the 6's
The Reunion of the 6's brings together the spirit of a beloved Joburg gathering, hosted by the charming Northwards House in Kensington. If past editions are anything to go by, this is the kind of event that draws a warm,…
Nathi Mankayi - Theatre of Marcellus (Johannesburg leg)
One of South Africa's most beloved vocalists brings his Buyelekhaya Tour to Johannesburg for a night of soulful, heartfelt live music at the elegant Theatre of Marcellus, Emperors Palace. Nathi Mankayi has long held a sp…
Absa Run Your City Joburg 10K 2026
Lace up and take to the streets on Heritage Day for one of Joburg's most exhilarating road races. The Absa Run Your City Joburg 10K winds through the heart of the city, past iconic landmarks including the Nelson Mand…
Comic Con Africa 2026
Comic Con Africa is back, and if you love comics, gaming, anime, cosplay, or anything in between, this is four days you will not want to miss. South Africa's biggest pop culture and gaming festival returns to the Johanne…
A Day @ Thesis - Soweto Equestrian Centre
There are few more fitting ways to spend Heritage Day than outdoors in Soweto, and A Day @ Thesis at the Soweto Equestrian Centre looks set to make the most of the long weekend. Held at the striking Moroka venue, this ou…
Heritage Day at Constitution Hill
Few places in South Africa carry as much weight as Constitution Hill, and Heritage Day is one of the best times to experience it. On 24 September, Constitution Hill opens its doors with free admission, inviting Joburgers…
Back To The PlayGround
Something nostalgic is coming to the iconic Santarama Miniland in Rosettenville, as Linder Auditorium brings Back To The PlayGround to life on Heritage Day. If the name alone stirs up memories of carefree afternoons and …
Standard Bank Joy of Jazz Festival 2026
One of South Africa's most beloved annual celebrations of jazz returns to Johannesburg for its 27th edition. The Standard Bank Joy of Jazz Festival brings two nights of world-class live music to the Sandton Convention Ce…
Twee Klein Oseane - Theatre of Marcellus
Theatre of Marcellus at Emperors Palace has built a loyal following for bringing compelling live music experiences to one of Johannesburg's most polished entertainment venues, and Twee Klein Oseane is the next name on th…
Comedy Meets Gospel: A Decade of Laughter - Carnival City
Ten years of laughter, faith, and fearless performance come together in one spectacular evening at the Big Top Arena. Comedy Meets Gospel: A Decade of Laughter is a Women in Comedy production celebrating Nonto R's remark…
The Soul & RnB Xperience - Emperors Palace
If soul and R&B speak to your spirit, this is one evening worth dressing up for. The Soul & RnB Xperience brings a curated lineup of South African voices and DJs together under one roof at Emperors Palace's Centr…
The Sauce With LaSauce Tour - Emperors Palace Theatre
LaSauce brings her signature energy to the Emperors Palace Theatre for a live show that promises to be anything but ordinary. Expect an afternoon of bold performances spanning her biggest hits, beloved fan favourites, an…
The Block Party - Caribbean Rave
South Africa has never seen a Caribbean rave quite like this. The Block Party promises an immersive, high-energy experience that blends tropical vibes, movement, and flavour into one unforgettable afternoon and evening s…
SOUND FREQNCY™
Something bold is taking shape in Johannesburg this September. SOUND FREQNCY™ | THE HAUS EXPERIENCE bills itself as a curated cultural escape where luxury, art, music, and street expression collide -- a self-described …
Smoke & Beats All Black Vs All White
Soweto's nightlife scene gets a bold makeover with Smoke & Beats All Black Vs All White, a high-energy party that runs from Saturday afternoon well into the early hours of Sunday morning. The concept is simple but st…
Mnqobi Yazo One Man Show - Lyric Theatre
One of South Africa's most beloved Maskandi artists takes centre stage for a night that promises to be deeply moving and utterly unforgettable. Mnqobi Yazo brings his singular storytelling, soulful guitar work and raw em…
Jozi Triathlon
Now in its fourth edition, the SEESA Jozi Triathlon has earned its reputation as Jozi's most-loved multisport race, bringing together swimmers, cyclists, and runners for a proper test of all-round fitness on home turf. O…
The Linden Market Spring Edition
Spring has officially arrived, and The Linden Market is celebrating the season in true Joburg style at the gorgeous Johannesburg Botanical Gardens in Emmarentia. Across two leisurely weekend days, this beloved community …
Tribute To Mr Netflix
Johannesburg is set to celebrate a night dedicated to the sounds and stories that have made streaming culture a phenomenon, with Tribute To Mr Netflix brought to you by the City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality.…
South Africa vs Australia ODI – Wanderers (Pink Day)
One of the most beloved fixtures on the South African cricket calendar, Pink Day at the Wanderers is a celebration of the game wrapped in a sea of pink. The 2nd ODI of the Dafabet Series between South Africa and Australi…
TECHSPO Johannesburg 2026
If you work in tech, marketing, or anything in between, TECHSPO Johannesburg 2026 is worth two days of your September. This focused technology expo brings together innovators and professionals to explore the latest devel…
DigiMarCon South Africa 2026
If you work in marketing, media, or advertising, DigiMarCon South Africa 2026 is two days well spent. This flagship digital marketing conference and exhibition brings together practitioners, strategists, and innovators f…
The Jungle Book
Mowgli, Baloo and the rest of the beloved jungle gang are coming to Johannesburg in a live theatrical production of The Jungle Book. Brought to the city by the City of Johannesburg Metropolitan Municipality, this is a wo…
Petals with Purpose: Spring Flower Festival - Hadeco
Hadeco's Magaliesberg farm bursts into colour each spring, and this two-day flower festival is one of the most joyful family outings the season has to offer. Wander through large-scale blooms in full display, pick your o…
Pantone Sundays 2026
Pantone Sundays is back for 2026, bringing Johannesburg one of its most-loved daytime lifestyle and music series across five carefully curated editions throughout the year. Expect colour-themed atmospheres, house and ele…
Luxurious Marble Circus 2026
Something spectacular is coming to Muldersdrift this September. Luxurious Marble Circus 2026 is a two-day celebration of contemporary circus arts, bringing together aerial acts and immersive entertainment in one unforget…
Italian Sporting Club Presents: Sagra
A beloved tradition returns to Bedfordview as the Italian Sporting Club hosts its annual Sagra, a vibrant celebration of Italian culture, community and all the good things in life. Think festive atmosphere, authentic fla…
4th Annual Iziko Maskandi Meets Poetry Event
Now in its fourth year, the Iziko Maskandi Meets Poetry Event is one of Joburg's most distinctive cultural celebrations, bringing together the soulful, guitar-driven tradition of Maskandi music and the raw power of spoke…
Conrad Koch & Chester Missing in Chester's Got Talent - Pieter Toerien Theatre
South Africa's best-known puppet is back on stage, and he still refuses to behave. Double Emmy-nominated ventriloquist Conrad Koch returns to Johannesburg with his irrepressible sidekick Chester Missing in Chester's Got …
Spring Fiesta 2026 – 3 October 2026
Spring Fiesta returns to Wild Waters Complex in Boksburg on Saturday, 3 October 2026, bringing together some of the biggest names in dance music for another day of music, culture and connection.Over the past 15 years, Sp…
Plant Festival - Emperors Palace Red Roman Shed
If your home is already a jungle and you're always on the lookout for your next leafy obsession, the Plant Festival at Emperors Palace's Red Roman Shed is exactly where you need to be this October. Bringing together exot…
Noises Off (LAMTA) - Pieter Toerien Theatre
If you've ever suspected that theatre is barely controlled chaos, Noises Off is here to prove you gloriously right. LAMTA brings Michael Frayn's legendary farce to the Pieter Toerien Montecasino Main Theatre — widely r…
In the City JHB Presents Isaiah Rashad
Critically acclaimed rapper Isaiah Rashad performs in Johannesburg for the first time when he headlines In the City at Montecasino’s Outdoor Events Arena. Known for his introspective lyricism, laid-back delivery, a…
Wine & Wild Festival Gauteng 2026
If you love wine, wide open spaces, and a good braai, the Wine & Wild Festival is the kind of weekend that feels tailor-made for you. This two-day country-themed celebration brings together the best of South African …
Isaiah Rashad Live in Johannesburg
One of hip-hop's most quietly revered voices is finally making his way to Johannesburg. Isaiah Rashad, the celebrated TDE rapper known for his intricate lyricism and effortlessly soulful delivery, touches down at the Mon…
The Devine Rapture - Katy's Palace (October Edition)
The Devine Rapture returns to Katy's Palace Bar in Kramerville for another night of high-energy club entertainment. Running from early evening well into the early hours, this Sandton nightlife fixture has built a followi…
Alfred Adriaan in POSITIVE STROKES - Pieter Toerien Theatre
Alfred Adriaan brings his brand-new solo comedy show, Positive Strokes, to the Pieter Toerien Montecasino Main Theatre for a limited five-night run. If you know Alfred Adriaan, you already know you're in for a sharp, war…
Back to the City Festival 2026
Back to the City returns to Mary Fitzgerald Square for a landmark 20th-anniversary celebration of hip-hop and youth culture. The 2026 festival will bring together approximately 100 artists, 30 DJs, 40 graffiti artists, M…
An Idiot's Guide to Wine - Johannesburg
Who says learning about wine has to be stuffy? An Idiot's Guide to Wine is a brilliantly unconventional 70-minute experience that pairs stand-up comedy with an actual wine tasting, making it the perfect night out for cur…
Disney's Dare to Dream JR.
A sprinkle of Disney magic is coming to Parktown this spring, and it is not to be missed. Disney's Dare to Dream JR. brings a beloved collection of Disney stories to the stage of the National Children's Theatre in a colo…
Magda en Haar Erhard: How Louw Can You Go? - Theatre of Marcellus
If you've ever wondered what happens when a well-known couple stops being polite and starts being real, Magda en Haar Erhard: How Louw Can You Go? is your answer. Magda and Erhard Louw make their theatrical debut in this…
Design Week South Africa 2026
Joburg becomes a living showroom for four days every October when Design Week South Africa takes over the city. Now in its 2026 edition, this is the annual festival where bold ideas, emerging talent, and established crea…
Karen Zoid in ZOID SPAWN - Pieter Toerien Theatre
One of South Africa's most iconic rock voices takes centre stage in a production that's far more than a concert. ZOID SPAWN sees Karen Zoid deliver a bold fusion of electrifying music, compelling storytelling, and world-…
The Jazz Room: A Frank Sinatra & Louis Armstrong Tribute
Step back into the golden age of jazz with The Jazz Room: A Frank Sinatra & Louis Armstrong Tribute, an immersive one-hour live show celebrating two of the most iconic voices in music history. Staged at the Hard Rock…
NE-YO Live in Pretoria
Three-time Grammy Award-winning R&B star NE-YO is heading to the SunBet Arena at Time Square for a rare South African performance. Fans can look forward to an evening of era-defining hits, including So Sick, Sexy Lov…
Sjava 10 Year Celebration Tour – Carnival City JHB
One of South Africa's most beloved voices takes the stage at the Big Top Arena, Carnival City, for a landmark celebration of a decade in music. Sjava's 10 Year Celebration Tour is a heartfelt journey through a career def…
Automechanika Johannesburg 2026 (Trade Show)
Automechanika Johannesburg is sub-Saharan Africa's premier international trade fair for the automotive service industry, and the 2026 edition promises to be the biggest yet. If you work in automotive retail, manufacturin…
WineX Wine Festival Johannesburg 2026
South Africa's biggest consumer wine festival returns to Sandton for three evenings of discovery, flavour, and good company. Standard Bank WineX brings together the country's top cellars under one roof, making it the ide…
Jill Scott - To Whom This May Concern 2026 Tour
Three-time Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, poet, and actor Jill Scott brings her To Whom This May Concern World Tour to South Africa. Backed by a full live band, the neo-soul icon will draw on more than two deca…
UManyano Lwe Jazz Festival 2026 - Casalinga
UManyano Lwe Jazz Festival returns to the lush surrounds of Casalinga Farm in Muldersdrift for a two-day celebration that puts African jazz in vibrant conversation with international, diasporic and alternative musical vo…
J. Cole: The Fall-Off Tour – Johannesburg
One of hip hop's most acclaimed artists brings his long-awaited return to South African soil with a single, unmissable stadium show. J. Cole touches down at FNB Stadium on 12 December 2026 for his only South African …
Kehlani Live in Pretoria
Two-time Grammy Award-winning R&B star Kehlani brings The Kehlani World Tour to Pretoria for a highly anticipated South African performance. Joined by special guest Destin Conrad, Kehlani will showcase music from her…
Brandy Is Coming to South Africa This December
Don't Miss Brandy Live at SunBet Arena This DecemberGrammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and actress Brandy will perform at SunBet Arena, Time Square, as part of the All White Soul Sessions Concert Tour Experience…
Tyla Is Bringing the A*POP World Tour to Joburg
Tyla is bringing her biggest headline tour yet to Johannesburg! Don't miss your chance to see the two-time GRAMMY Award winner live as the A*POP World Tour arrives at Expo Centre, Nasrec in January 2027.Date: Saturda…
Riverdance 30 - The New Generation live in South Africa
Riverdance 30 – The New GenerationRiverdance is returning to South Africa, bringing its iconic rhythm and energy to Gauteng in April 2027.The international Irish dance phenomenon is heading our way as part of its 3…
AN ODE TO MOTOWN
Joburg Theatre's Mandela Theatre comes alive this February with An Ode to Motown, a theatrical celebration of the music and legacy that shaped a generation. Staged as part of Black History Month, this production is a lov…
DIE ANDER DOGTER
Die Ander Dogter is a stage performance presented by Joburg City Theatres at the intimate Lesedi venue within the iconic Joburg Theatre complex in Braamfontein. Whether a gripping drama, a tender family story, or somethi…
Ekurhuleni Spring Fiesta 2026
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7 Indoor Play Spots for Kids in and Around Fourways
Looking for things to do with kids in Fourways? Whether you have a toddler who needs somewhere to explore, energetic school-age children who need to burn off some energy, or tweens and teens who have long outgrown soft play, Fourways has plenty to keep the whole family entertained.From trampolines and interactive ninja challenges to mini golf, bowling, arcade games and imaginative play, these are seven spots worth adding to your family outing list.BOUNCE Fourways Mall: Trampolines, Climbing and Plenty of EnergyIf your kids have energy to spare, BOUNCE Fourways Mall is an easy place to start. The indoor entertainment venue combines Freestyle Trampolines, Dodgeball, Slam Dunk, X Park, Clip 'n Climb and other active attractions under one roof, giving children plenty of ways to get moving.For younger children, the miniBOUNCE Zone is designed for walking-age kids under 125cm, offering a dedicated space to play and build confidence. Older children, teenagers and adults can take on the larger trampoline areas, Clip 'n Climb and X Park. The X Park has a minimum height requirement of 125cm.Sessions are one hour, and booking online in advance is recommended as they can sell out. BOUNCE also offers birthday party options, including dedicated packages for younger children and more active parties for older kids.Location: Fourways Mall, Winnie Mandela Drive, Store L030, Fourways, JohannesburgOpening hours: Monday to Friday, 12:00–19:00; Saturday, 09:00–20:00; Sunday, 09:00–19:00. School and public holidays, Monday to Saturday, 09:00–20:00.Total Ninja Interactive: High-Tech Fun for Bigger KidsFor children who have moved beyond traditional play areas, Total Ninja Interactive brings a more high-energy, technology-driven experience to Fourways Mall. The venue combines interactive games, climbing, jumping and physical challenges with augmented-reality technology.Younger children aged 0 to 5 have their own Mini Ninja Soft Play area, while older kids can try attractions including Valo Jump, Valo Climb and Valo Arena. There is also Dodge Attack, Wipeout and Battle Ball, giving kids plenty of opportunities to compete, test their reflexes and burn off some energy.Several of the activities are suitable from age four, making this a good option for families with children of different ages. The venue also offers birthday party packages, including options for little ones and more action-packed celebrations for children aged four and up.Location: Fourways Mall, Shop F12, Upper Mall, near Toys R Us, 11 Ruby Close, Fourways, Johannesburg, 2068Opening hours: Monday to Sunday, 09:00–20:00Adventure Golf Fourways: A Family Game With a Tropical TwistFor something a little different, Adventure Golf Fourways offers three outdoor nine-hole courses surrounded by gardens, cycads, palms and water features. The tropical setting makes it feel more like an outing than simply a game of mini golf.The Fourways branch is the original Adventure Golf course and has been welcoming families for 27 years. You can play one course or make more of an afternoon of it, with the venue's three-game tickets giving you plenty of time to explore the courses.There is also The Deck Restaurant, with a full kitchen and bar serving meals between games. The venue caters for families, kids' birthdays and corporate events too, so it can easily turn into a longer outing.Location: Fourways Mall, Entrance 5, Ruby Close, Sandton, 2068Opening hours: Monday to Thursday, 10:00–18:00; Friday and Saturday, 09:00–21:00; Sunday, 09:00–18:00. Public and school holidays open from 09:00.The Fun Company Fourways: Bowling, Arcade Games and Bumper CarsIf the family cannot agree on one activity, The Fun Company Fourways Mall gives you several options in one place. The venue has bowling, arcade games, Spin Zone bumper cars and a sports bar, making it a good choice for families with children who enjoy different kinds of entertainment.Bowling is an obvious crowd-pleaser, while the arcade gives kids the chance to challenge themselves across a range of games. The bumper cars add another dose of competition, and older family members can make use of the sports bar.It is also one of the more versatile options on the list when you're looking for something that works for older children, teenagers and adults rather than being aimed specifically at little ones.Location: Shop L010, 11 Ruby Close, Fourways Mall, Witkoppen, Sandton, 2068Opening hours: Monday to Thursday, 11:00–22:00; Friday and Saturday, 10:00–23:00; Sunday, 10:00–22:00. Public and school holiday hours vary according to the listed trading schedule.Hamleys Fourways: Imaginative Play for Younger KidsFor younger children, Hamleys Fourways offers a completely different kind of outing. Alongside the famous toy shop, the venue has an indoor playground where little ones can climb, slide and bounce, as well as a Hamleys Café for parents who need a breather.The attraction offering also includes a Virtual Reality Race Track and the Hamleys Train, giving families a few different ways to spend their time. It is a particularly handy option when you're already shopping at Fourways Mall and want to turn the trip into something more exciting for the kids.If you are looking for a more playful, imaginative experience rather than a high-adrenaline activity, this is one to keep in mind.Location: Hamleys Fourways, Fourways Mall, Johannesburg.Playroom Café: A Relaxed Playdate for Little OnesSometimes you don't need an entire day of entertainment. Playroom Café is designed for those slower-paced outings where children can play while parents actually get a chance to sit down with a coffee.The space focuses on imaginative play, sensory activities and hands-on exploration, with a café area positioned so parents can relax while keeping an eye on the kids. It is particularly suited to younger children and works well for casual playdates or a regular outing.Open Play Sessions run from Wednesday to Friday, while weekends, school holidays and public holidays offer two-hour Peak Play Sessions, for which booking is recommended. The venue also offers children's birthday packages for groups of different sizes.Location: 8, 6 Sunset Ave, Pine Slopes AH, Sandton, 2194Opening hours: Wednesday to Sunday, 09:00–16:00. Closed Monday and Tuesday.The Urban Playground: For Tweens, Teens and Bigger KidsOnce children are past the soft-play stage, finding somewhere that still feels exciting can become a challenge. The Urban Playground caters more towards that older crowd, combining a skatepark with e-sports, street soccer and a dance arena.It is less about traditional children's play and more about giving tweens, teenagers and young adults somewhere to hang out, try different activities and spend time with friends. The venue also has a party offering, making it an option for birthdays and group celebrations when a traditional play centre no longer quite cuts it.Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 09:00–20:00; Sunday and public holidays, 09:00–19:00.Which Fourways Activity Is Right for Your Family?The best choice really depends on the age of your children and the kind of outing you're after. Playroom Café and Hamleys Fourways are better suited to younger children, while BOUNCE and Total Ninja Interactive are great when the goal is to get everyone moving.For something that works across different ages, Adventure Golf and The Fun Company offer plenty of variety, while The Urban Playground is worth considering when your tweens and teenagers have outgrown traditional children's entertainment.The good news is that many of these venues are concentrated around Fourways Mall and the surrounding area, so you don't have to travel across Johannesburg to find something fun to do with the family.Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat are the best things to do with kids in Fourways?Some of the best options include BOUNCE Fourways Mall, Total Ninja Interactive, Adventure Golf, The Fun Company, Hamleys Fourways and Playroom Café. The right choice depends on the age of your children and whether you're looking for active play, imaginative play, games or a more relaxed outing.What can I do with toddlers in Fourways?For younger children, Playroom Café and Hamleys Fourways are good options. BOUNCE also has a miniBOUNCE Zone for walking-age children under 125cm, while Total Ninja Interactive has a Mini Ninja Soft Play area specifically designed for children aged 0 to 5.Where can older kids and teenagers go in Fourways?Total Ninja Interactive, The Fun Company and The Urban Playground are particularly suited to older children and teenagers. Activities range from interactive games and climbing to bowling, arcade games, skateboarding, e-sports and street soccer.Is there outdoor entertainment for kids in Fourways?Yes. Adventure Golf Fourways has three outdoor nine-hole courses set among gardens, palms, cycads and water features. It is a good option when you want to get the family outside while still having a structured activity to enjoy.Where can I take the kids for a birthday party in Fourways?Several of the venues offer birthday party packages, including BOUNCE, Total Ninja Interactive, Adventure Golf and Playroom Café. The best choice depends on the age of the children and whether you want an active, technology-driven, outdoor or more intimate celebration.Are there activities for the whole family in Fourways?Absolutely. Adventure Golf and The Fun Company are particularly easy options for mixed-age groups, while BOUNCE and Total Ninja Interactive also have activities that can suit different ages. For older children and teenagers, The Urban Playground offers a more age-appropriate alternative to traditional kids' venues.
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Garden Fresh SA: Where Fresh Produce, Flowers and Good Food ...
There are some places in Joburg where even a quick shopping trip can feel like a little outing. Garden Fresh SA in Parktown North is one of them.Located within the Nine Yards precinct on Jan Smuts Avenue, Garden Fresh brings together fresh produce, flowers, salads, juices and locally sourced pantry products in a bright, welcoming space. It is the kind of place where you can pop in for a few essentials and leave with a bunch of flowers, a cold pressed juice and considerably more inspiration for dinner than you arrived with.At the heart of the Garden Fresh experience is a simple idea: fresh food, good service and a shopping experience that feels a little more personal. The team says its focus is on exceptional customer service and top quality produce.Fresh Produce From Local SuppliersGarden Fresh SA takes its produce seriously. The store sources its fruits, vegetables and herbs directly from local farmers and trusted suppliers, with freshness at the centre of the offering.And this is not just a place for the usual supermarket staples. Garden Fresh has become known for colourful, unusual and harder to find produce, with much of its stock sourced locally and some coming from small scale farmers.For anyone who enjoys shopping for ingredients rather than simply ticking groceries off a list, there is something appealing about being surrounded by fresh produce and having the option to discover something new. You might arrive looking for a few basics and leave with an ingredient you had never planned to buy.Pick Up Some Fresh FlowersThere is also a dedicated fresh cut flower offering, with Garden Fresh’s florist team creating beautiful arrangements.Head florist Mashudu is described by Garden Fresh as a passionate flower enthusiast with a sharp eye for detail, creating arrangements for special occasions or simply for those days when your kitchen table could use a little something pretty.And if you came in for vegetables, there is a good chance the flowers will tempt you into adding something else to your basket.Grab a Juice or Build a SaladThe Juice & Salad Bar is another reason to make Garden Fresh part of your Parktown North plans.The offering includes fresh salads and cold pressed juices, while the juice bar also creates smoothies and fruit and vegetable platters. It is an easy place to stop for something fresh to eat or drink while you are in the area, particularly if you are looking for something a little lighter.Whether you are grabbing a juice to take with you, picking up lunch or simply looking for a fresh combination of fruit and vegetables, the offering fits neatly with Garden Fresh’s wider focus on quality ingredients and freshness.A Pantry Full of Local FindsThen there is the local pantry, which brings together products from local producers.Garden Fresh says its focus is on stocking products from local producers while supporting sustainable practices and creating a stronger connection with the local economy. It is a nice extension of the fresh produce offering and gives shoppers the opportunity to discover smaller local products alongside their everyday essentials.For anyone who enjoys finding something new to take home, this is the section worth taking your time with. It is easy to imagine popping in for a few vegetables and leaving with something from a local producer you had not come across before.More Than a Grocery ShopGarden Fresh SA describes itself as being built around two things: exceptional customer service and top quality produce.That focus on service comes through in the way the team describes the store, from personalised recommendations to creating a welcoming atmosphere for customers. There is also a bigger idea behind the space. The Garden Fresh team sees it as more than somewhere to buy groceries, with a vision for a vibrant hub where freshness and connections can flourish.And that is perhaps what makes it such an interesting addition to this part of Joburg. It takes something as ordinary as buying groceries and adds a little more to it. You can pick up your vegetables, browse the flowers, discover a local pantry product and leave with something fresh in hand. Not a bad way to spend an afternoon in Parktown North.Make a Day of It at Nine YardsGarden Fresh is part of Nine Yards, the green precinct at the corner of Jan Smuts Avenue and Chester Road in Parktown North. The wider precinct brings together food, retail, wellness, art and lifestyle businesses in one walkable setting.Making a day of it? Read our guide to Nine Yards to discover what else is waiting to be explored around Garden Fresh.Frequently Asked QuestionsWhere is Garden Fresh SA located?Garden Fresh SA is located on Jan Smuts Avenue in Parktown North, Johannesburg, within the Nine Yards precinct.What can you buy at Garden Fresh SA?Garden Fresh SA offers fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs, fresh cut flowers, products from local producers, salads, cold pressed juices, smoothies and fruit and vegetable platters.Does Garden Fresh SA have a juice and salad bar?Yes. The Juice & Salad Bar offers fresh salads, cold pressed juices and smoothies, as well as fruit and vegetable platters.Does Garden Fresh SA sell flowers?Yes. Garden Fresh SA has a fresh cut flower offering, with its florist team creating bouquets for different occasions.What are the opening hours for Garden Fresh SA?Garden Fresh SA is open Monday to Friday from 07:00 to 18:00, Saturday from 07:00 to 17:00, and Sunday and public holidays from 08:00 to 17:00.Is Garden Fresh SA part of Nine Yards?Yes. Garden Fresh is listed as a tenant within the Nine Yards precinct, alongside a range of food, retail, wellness and lifestyle businesses.Whether you are stocking up on fresh produce, looking for flowers, grabbing a salad or juice, or simply curious to see what is new in the local pantry, Garden Fresh SA is worth adding to your Parktown North stop.
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Betting-Led Entertainment Platforms Are Changing Online Gamb...
SouthAfricanCasinos.co.za says South Africa’s online gambling market is moving into a new phase, as betting-led platforms expand beyond traditional sportsbook products and become broader digital entertainment destinations.The trend is being driven by a market where sports betting now plays the leading role in gambling activity. The National Gambling Board’s audited statistics for the 2024/25 financial year show total gambling gross gambling revenue, or GGR, of R74.5 billion across casinos, betting, bingo and limited payout machines. Betting accounted for R52.0 billion, equal to 69.8% of total GGR, while casinos accounted for R16.6 billion, or 22.3%.The same National Gambling Board data shows total gambling turnover of R1.5 trillion in 2024/25, with betting responsible for R1.13 trillion, or 75.0% of all turnover. The regulator defines turnover as the rand value of money wagered, including amounts that are staked more than once.For SouthAfricanCasinos.co.za, these figures point to a clear industry shift. Many players are entering gambling platforms through sport, but the same accounts increasingly give them access to casino-style games, live games, lucky numbers, jackpots, promotions and mobile-first entertainment.Betting Is Now the Main Driver of South Africa’s Gambling MarketThe National Gambling Board is mandated under the National Gambling Act to monitor market conduct and market share, and it gathers national gambling statistics on turnover, GGR and taxes or levies. Its 2024/25 report covers legalised gambling modes including casinos, betting on horse racing and sport, bingo and limited payout machines.The audited data shows how central betting has become to the sector. When betting is broken down further, the National Gambling Board records online betting GGR of R44.46 billion, equal to 59.7% of total gambling GGR. Retail betting generated R7.52 billion, or 10.1%. The report labels online betting across Western Cape, Mpumalanga, Limpopo, North West, Eastern Cape and Northern Cape.This explains why sportsbook-led platforms are becoming more important in the South African gambling experience. Sport remains a natural entry point, particularly through football, rugby, cricket, horse racing and live in-play betting. However, betting platforms are no longer only competing on odds and fixtures. They are also competing on the wider account experience.A spokesperson for SouthAfricanCasinos.co.za said:“The South African market is moving beyond the idea of a betting site as a place where players only place sports bets. The modern platform is becoming more varied, with sports betting, casino-style games, live entertainment, jackpots and promotions often sitting within the same player journey.”This is also visible in public finance data. Stats SA reported that gambling and betting are included in the 2025 Consumer Price Index basket and account for 1.6% of total household spending, making it the 12th highest-weighted item in the basket, just behind beer. Stats SA also noted that GGR rose from R23.3 billion in 2020/21 to R59.3 billion in 2023/24, before the latest National Gambling Board figures took the market to R74.5 billion in 2024/25.Betting-Led Platforms Are Broadening the Player ExperienceSouthAfricanCasinos.co.za reviews and compares online casino and betting sites for South African players, including brands such as 10bet, Zarbet, YesPlay, Easybet, Hollywoodbets. These operators show how the market is moving towards broader entertainment platforms where sports betting sits alongside additional game categories.BrandCore entry pointAdditional entertainment layersWhat players may compare10betSports betting, horse racing and live bettingGames, live dealer games, lucky numbers and promotionsSports coverage, live betting, games, payments and responsible gambling toolsZarbetSports betting and promotionsCasino access, jackpot-style promotions and mobile account featuresPromotions, bet limits, licence details, payments and safer gambling informationYesPlayLucky numbers, sports betting and BetGamesCasino-style games, live games, slots and lottery-style productsLucky numbers, live games, fixed-odds casino-style products and limit-settingPantherbetSports betting, horse racing and live in-play bettingSpina Zonke games, Aviator, crash games, casino games, lucky numbers and promotionsSports depth, app experience, jackpot-style products, casino games and support10bet’s public site lists sports, horse racing, lucky numbers, live betting, games, live dealer games, promotions and a loyalty club, while also referencing payment methods and responsible gambling information. Zarbet’s public site lists promotions, bet limits, responsible gaming information and licensing by the Western Cape Gambling & Racing Board. YesPlay’s public site lists lucky numbers, BetGames, casino-style games, live casino-style games and a National Responsible Gambling Programme reference. Hollywoodbets App Store listing describes sports betting, horse racing, live in-play betting, Spina Zonke games, Aviator, crash games, casino games, lucky numbers and responsible gambling information.SouthAfricanCasinos.co.za says the table is not intended to rank the operators. Instead, it shows a broader market pattern: betting-led brands are increasingly becoming multi-product entertainment platforms.For players, this makes comparison more useful. A platform may be known for sports betting, but players may also want to compare casino-style games, live products, jackpot features, mobile access, Rand payment methods, withdrawal information, free casino no deposit bonus terms and responsible gambling controls before registering.The growing economic contribution of betting also brings more scrutiny. The National Gambling Board reported total gambling taxes and levies of R5.81 billion in 2024/25, with betting contributing R3.42 billion, or 58.9% of the total. Casinos contributed R1.72 billion, or 29.5%.A More Mature Market Needs Better Player InformationSouthAfricanCasinos.co.za says the next stage of online casino in South Africa will be shaped by clearer information, responsible play and more careful platform comparison.As betting-led sites add more entertainment features, players need to understand the differences between product types. A sports bet, a live in-play bet, a slot-style game, a lucky numbers product, a live casino-style game and a jackpot promotion all have different rules, odds, terms and risks.The National Responsible Gambling Programme is also central to this discussion. The National Gambling Board describes the South African Responsible Gambling Foundation as a public-private partnership between the NGB, Provincial Licensing Authorities and the gambling industry, funded by voluntary industry contributions from the casino, sports betting, bingo and limited payout machine sectors. The programme provides counselling and support, including a toll-free line on 0800 006 008.The spokesperson added:“A wider product range can improve choice, but only when players understand what they are choosing. The role of a comparison site is not only to list promotions. It is to explain the platform, the product categories, the terms and the safer gambling tools in a way that helps South African players make more informed decisions.”SouthAfricanCasinos.co.za says players should treat gambling as paid entertainment, not as a way to make money. Adults aged 18 and over should read terms carefully, set limits before playing and only gamble with money they can afford to lose.As the market continues to grow, SouthAfricanCasinos.co.za will continue to track betting-led entertainment platforms and provide South African players with information on casino sites, sportsbook-linked entertainment, promotions, payment options, game categories and responsible gambling resources. Its list of South African online casinos and betting-led platforms is designed to help players find quality gambling options while comparing the details that matter before they sign up.
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