What Is It?
This brilliant festival once again takes place at the school grounds in Parktown. Unlike many other festivals, this one really does cater for the whole family. This event promises to be the ultimate German experience.
There are beer stalls, big screen TV's for the sports fans, plenty of rides and attraction for the kids, and traditional German cuisine. You will also be able to sample imported beers and enjoy a number of Austrian wines. Will, we see you there? I think yes!
When Is It?
Saturday, 26 May 2018 from 10:00.
Where Is It?
Deutsche Internationale Schule, 11 Sans Souci Road, Parktown, Johannesburg
How Much Is It?
Tickets are R 80 - R 130 per person, get yours on Webtickets.
For More Information
Visit their website, click here!
German Schul Basar
Joburg Admin / May 9, 2011
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