Christmas Carols Under The Stars

Joburg Admin / October 10, 2019

What Is It? Bring the family along for a wonderful Christmas Carols experience at the Walter Sisulu Botanical Gardens. Join in a medley of all your favourite Christmas carols. Or, take a stroll through the night market, showcasing hand-crafted products and goodies perfect for Christmas stockings. There will also be a delightful display of lights, including the jolly Gingerbread man, an army of Nutcracker Soldiers, Santa's reindeer and a larger than life Christmas Grinch! Don't miss it. When Is It? Friday, 29 November 2019 - Saturday, 30 November 2019. Where Is It? Walter Sisulu National Botanical Gardens, Malcolm Rd, Roodepoort, Gauteng. How Much Is It? Tickets cost R80 for adults, or R40 for children. You can also book a family package for two adults and two children at R200. Click here to book yours. For More Information Follow them on Facebook for more information.

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