Malo and the Moon Maiden
Prepare to be enchanted by Malo and the Moon Maiden, a heart-warming cirque-theatre production that weaves a magical tale of love, longing, and hope. What To Expect at Malo and...
The 26th annual Poetry Africa is happening in October and will make its way to Johannesburg as part of a national tour between 6 and 8th October 2022.
This year’s theme is Poetic (In) Justice: Voices That Breathe, Move and Transform. 2022 sees the return of the festival as a hybrid structure in the sense that some sessions will take place in Johannesburg and Durban and some of the events will be done virtually.
Here’s a snippet of what you can expect over the 3 day tour in Joburg. The theme for 6 October is “What’s a Woman’s Worth,” featuring Philippa Yaa De Villiers, Lebo Mashile, Roche Kester, Vangile Gantsho, Nomashenge and Belita Andre. The focus here is on women with performances done by women poets uncovering the worth of a woman.
Furthermore, on 7 October, the semi-final of the Slam Jam competition takes place, a highly anticipated part of the program. The finals will take place in Durban. 8th of October sees an evening of defiant poetry in terms of how its presented and the contents therein. The theme is “Tilting the Scales.”
If you are a poetry enthusiast and can’t make it to the live events then there will be a selection of seminars and readings that will be presented online. Moreover, the poetry festival has over 35 poets from South Africa, Africa, and the world!
View the full programme, event venues and ticket prices here.
Book your tickets for the event here.
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Prepare to be enchanted by Malo and the Moon Maiden, a heart-warming cirque-theatre production that weaves a magical tale of love, longing, and hope. What To Expect at Malo and...
Joburg Theatre is set to present the critically acclaimed musical Sarafina! in a special re-staging that pays homage to the legacy of the Ngema Family. Get your tickets now! What...
Looking for a peaceful escape this weekend? Just a short drive from Johannesburg, Irene Country Lodge, Autograph Collection® is the perfect destination for a luxurious winter getaway, romantic weekend, or...
For an educational and moving experience during the remembrance of Youth Day, join Vilakazi School Trips for their Soweto Youth Uprising Trip and tour for an unforgettable experience. This experience...
19:30 pm
The Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra is excited to announce their JPO Winter Season taking place between Thursday, 05 June until 26 June 2025 at the Linder Auditorium. What Can I Expect...
The 2025 BAL season tipped off in April in Morocco, and will culminate with the first-ever BAL Finals on Saturday, June 14, at the SunBet Arena in Pretoria. This is...
12:00 pm
The Vaal River Meander Wine Route is back! Why travel all the way to the Cape when you can sip and savour some of the best South African wines right...
08:00 am
Join AT EDS for a magical mid-winter celebration that blends fine wine, creativity, and a hearty Christmas feast, all wrapped into one unforgettable evening! Booking is essential, so ensure you...
18:00 pm
On the hunt for a new book to add to your TBR list? Join Jonathan Ball Publishers and Exclusive Books Rosebank for the launch of Vusumzi Ngxande’s book – Journey...
07:00 am
Step into history and embrace the spirit of Soweto with the 16 on 16 Hike, a unique series of urban hikes commemorating the pivotal events of 16 June 1976. What...
10:00 am
Hooray for 12 years of this festival! Under the golden glow of Mzansi winter skies, all beer and music lovers are called together to celebrate with them at the Capital...
16:00 pm
Rising Fest is a celebration of South African music and youth culture. This special Youth Day edition brings together remarkable talent performing from day into night. What To Expect at...
The 26th annual Poetry Africa is happening in October and will make its way to Johannesburg as part of a national tour between 6 and 8th October 2022.
This year’s theme is Poetic (In) Justice: Voices That Breathe, Move and Transform. 2022 sees the return of the festival as a hybrid structure in the sense that some sessions will take place in Johannesburg and Durban and some of the events will be done virtually.
Here’s a snippet of what you can expect over the 3 day tour in Joburg. The theme for 6 October is “What’s a Woman’s Worth,” featuring Philippa Yaa De Villiers, Lebo Mashile, Roche Kester, Vangile Gantsho, Nomashenge and Belita Andre. The focus here is on women with performances done by women poets uncovering the worth of a woman.
Furthermore, on 7 October, the semi-final of the Slam Jam competition takes place, a highly anticipated part of the program. The finals will take place in Durban. 8th of October sees an evening of defiant poetry in terms of how its presented and the contents therein. The theme is “Tilting the Scales.”
If you are a poetry enthusiast and can’t make it to the live events then there will be a selection of seminars and readings that will be presented online. Moreover, the poetry festival has over 35 poets from South Africa, Africa, and the world!
View the full programme, event venues and ticket prices here.
Book your tickets for the event here.
Enjoyed this listing? Then view our other events here.
06. October
08:00
30