Get the second half of the year kicking in full swing with our roundup of the top July events happening in Johannesburg. From poetry showdowns to decor expos, comedy shows to Christmas in July, breathtaking stage shows, music, anime markets, sporting events and more, this July is going to be one for the books.

Joburg Ballet and Cape Town City Ballet’s dazzling production of Swan Lake

South Africa’s two leading classical ballet companies join forces to present a grand-scale staging of Swan Lake, one of the world’s most beloved ballet productions. 

Close on 150 years after its first performance in Moscow in 1877, this saga of love and betrayal remains at the pinnacle of classical ballet, performed by ballet companies around the world, its leading role danced by the greatest ballerinas of every generation.

Cost: From R250pp to R670pp, book via Webtickets

When: Running from 4 to 17 July 2025. Various times
Where: Mandela Theatre at Joburg Theatre, 163 Civic Blvd, Braamfontein, Johannesburg

Find out more about the ballet tour

The Word N Sound Poetry League – Round 3

The iconic bi-monthly Word N Sound Poetry League platform invites seasoned poets and newcomers to battle it out, accumulate points, and aim for the grand finale in November. Interested poets must arrive early at Goethe-Institut on Saturday and register for round 3 by adding their names to the list.

Entrants get 5 minutes on stage, and a panel of their peers will score their performance. The winner of the night takes home a cash prize, but every point earned counts toward qualifying for the final showdown in November.

Cost: R50 entry at the door

When: Round 3— Saturday, 5 July from 12pm to 5pm
Where: Goethe-Institut South Africa, 119 Jan Smuts Ave, Parkwood, Johannesburg

More about this season of Word n Sound

Jokers in July comedy series

Get ready to laugh your winter blues away as some of South Africa’s top comedic legends take to the stage for the annual Jokers in July comedy series, live from the iconic Theatre of Marcellus at Emperors Palace. Throughout the month of July, catch the likes of Trevor Gumbi, Mpho Popps, Robby Collins, Ntosh Madlingozi, Joey Rasdien, and many more as they light up the stage.

Cost: R120pp to R350pp, book via Ticketpro

When: Running every weekend from 5 to 26 July 2025. Most shows start at 8pm
Where: Theatre of Marcellus, Emperors Palace, Kempton Park, Johannesburg

JCAF’s new Structures exhibition is now on show

The exhibition presents aspects and possibilities in the connection between people and places. Within this broad theme, issues of race, colonialism, migration and modernism are examined through a series of otherworldly installations. Structures is curated in three interconnected sections: situatedness, infrastructures and typologies. 

One of the key features is the immersive South African Pavilion from the 2024 Venice  Biennale (originally commissioned by the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture). The interactive work tells the story of a city made of couscous by a women-led architectural collective. On show are displays of delicate photographs that capture light in Tunisia, and reconstruct a Brazilian installation from the 1970s that visitors can walk on, over and through.

Cost: Admission to JCAF is free and by appointment only. Reserve your appointment here

When: Running until 15 November 2025. Thursday to Saturday, based on bookings. Closed on Sunday, Monday and public holidays
Where: The Joburg Contemporary Art Foundation (JCAF), No 1 Durris Road, Forest Town, Johannesburg

READ MORE ABOUT THE EXHIBITION HERE

Ground CRU Winter Edition

Ground the Venue is bringing back the much-awaited Ground CRU Winter Edition wine tasting experience. This wine-tasting event in Johannesburg is set in the countryside and famously shines a light on refined wines from esteemed Cape wineries. 

Sample exquisite flavours of both new and rare vintages, taste comforting food from local vendors and unwind in tranquil surrounds with family and friends while live bands set the mood.

Cost: From R450pp, including a branded glass and tasting at each vineyard stand. Book via Howler

When: Saturday, 5 July & Sunday, 6 July from 12pm to 5pm
Where: The Tobacco Shed at Ground the Venue, Plot 19, Driefontein Rd, Muldersdrift, Johannesburg

Check out what else is on at Ground CRU

Puppet Power is Chester Missing’s new comedy tour

South Africa’s favourite political comedy duo, the outspoken Chester Missing and Conrad Koch, bring their brand-new comedy show, Puppet Power, to the Pieter Toerien Theatre at Montecasino for a limited run this July.

Puppet Power is a wildly funny and sneakily sharp show that hilariously satirises modern-day society by leaning into the madness of present times, where serious global issues are reduced to TikTok clips and memes. The show also brings back old puppet favourites and a host of new, eccentric puppet friends.

Cost: R150pp to R220pp, book via Webtickets

When: Thursday to Sunday, 10 to 13 July | Thursday to Saturday at 7.30pm (plus 4pm show on Saturday). Sunday at 3pm
Where: Pieter Toerien at Monte Casino, 1 Montecasino Blvd, Fourways, Johannesburg

Read more about this satirical comedy tour

All the July wellness offers at Woodlands Spa

Situated on the quiet banks of the Crocodile River in the heart of rural Muldersdrift, Woodlands Spa is the perfect setting to escape the busy city life. This July, the spa is offering exclusive opportunities to rejuvenate with personalised services providing absolute relaxation in a perfectly tranquil environment. Here’s what you need to know. See all the offers here

When: Various times
Where: Woodlands Spa, R114 (next to Avianto), Muldersdrift, Gauteng

In Motion album launch tour

Wits alum Vuma Levin takes the stage with his musical collective, In Motion, on their Allegories album launch tour.

Led by Levin, Théo Duboule, and Martin Perret, In Motion represents a meeting of South African and Western European musical cultures. The project seeks to establish a creative dialogue between folkloric musics from Switzerland and South Africa, focusing on the period prior to and during the early stages of colonialism.

The concert lineup sees Théo Duboule and Vuma Levin on guitar, Matthias Spillmann on trumpet,
Marco Zenini on bass, Martin Perret on drums, and Gontse Makhene on percussion.

Cost: R180pp, book via Webtickets

When: Friday, 11 July from 7pm
Where: Wits Chris Seabrooke Music Hall, Braamfontein, Johannesburg

More fine music at the Wits Chris Seabrooke Music Hall

Worlds Away’s circus spectacular returns

Prepare to be whisked off on another unforgettable season of Worlds Away: A Journey to Circusland.

This family-friendly spectacle invites all into the world of a brave young star who embarks on a thrilling quest to find his lost sparkle. Through dazzling landscapes and mystical realms, he encounters daring obstacles and otherworldly creatures, all while uncovering truths about light, love, and belonging.

Cost: From R180pp to R280pp, book via Koid. Readers receive a 20% discount on their tickets for 19 and 20 July only (prices are already discounted)

When: Running from 19 July to 17 August. The Premiere performance runs on Saturday, 19 July at 6pm. Thereafter, all performances are Saturday and Sunday at 2pm, with limited Friday shows at 7pm
Where: The Cirk at Cresta Shopping Centre, Cnr Beyers Naude Drive &, Weltevreden Rd, Cresta, Randburg

Find out more about the show

Mzansi Chamber Music Collective presents Sister Act Quartet

Join four exceptional musicians for an evening of chamber music at its finest, featuring works by Mozart, Beethoven, Dohnányi, and Reger.

This unique ensemble—combining the expressive warmth of strings with the radiant voice of the flute—offers a fresh take on beloved masterpieces. From Mozart’s elegance to Beethoven’s boldness, and the rich textures of Dohnányi and Reger, this program showcases the beauty and versatility of the flute quartet.

With performers Malané Hofmeyr-Burger on flute, Zanta Hofmeyr on violin, Jeanne-Louise Moolman on viola, and Susan Mouton on cello, this promises to be an afternoon of refined artistry and musical brilliance.

Cost: R250pp for adults, R200pp for pensioners and students, book via Quicket

When: Sunday, 20 July from 3pm to 5pm
Where: St Stithians College Chapel – Use Bishop Malinga Gate at 40 Peter Place, Lyme Park, Sandton

See the upcoming Mzansi Chamber Music concerts

Decorex Joburg

Joburg’s hottest decor and design showcase is back this July, once again running alongside 100% Design Africa, the definitive showcase of all things contemporary design on the African continent.

Joburgers will be able to take in both shows, hundreds of dynamic brands alongside themed exhibitions, exciting collaborations, product launches, insightful talks and workshops led by industry experts. 

Cost: From R120pp. R390pp (VIP). R50pp (ages 12 to 16). Free (u/12s) | Book online

When: Running from 24 to 27 July, from 10am to 6pm
Where: Sandton Convention Centre, 161 Maude Street, Sandown, Sandton

See our top ten reasons to visit Decorex

Howard Audio presents My Favourite Broadway with Jonathan Roxmouth

South Africa’s very own Phantom of the Opera, Jonathan Roxmouth, returns home to Johannesburg for a limited season at Montecasino’s Teatro with his latest show, My Favourite Broadway.

Blending theatrical flair with rich orchestral arrangements and supported by the power and precision of the Egoli Symphonic Orchestra, the show brings new depth to classic show tunes and beloved musical theatre hits in a performance that promises elegance, emotion, and unforgettable moments.

Cost: From R240pp to R490pp, book via Webtickets (discounts may apply)

When: Friday to Sunday, 25 to 27 July & 1 to 3 August 2025 | Fridays at 7.30pm, Saturdays at 2pm and 7.30pm, Sundays at 2pm
Where: Teatro at Monte Casino, Teatro Road, 1 Montecasino Blvd, Fourways, Johannesburg

Get the details and find out how to get a discount

The Annual Parkview Potjiekos Competition

The annual Parkview Potjiekos competition by Nicarela Charity is more than just a cooking event. It’s a celebration of community, heritage and creativity in a pot.

Around 40 teams will be preparing their signature recipes, each offering a unique twist on this traditional South African favourite. Children will love the dedicated kids’ zone, packed with fun games and activities. And the music never stops. Live entertainment runs throughout the day, making it a lively, inclusive event for all ages.

Cost: Entrance is free if you’re joining as a guest, R100 per plate. Teams of 4-8 members can register to show off their cooking skills at R400 per team. To enter, email [email protected]

When: Sunday, 27 July from 9.30am
Where: George Hay Park, Lurgan Road, Parkview, Johannesburg

Find out how to enter the Potjiekos Competition

The Art of Laughter stand-up show

The Art of Laughter is a night of stand-up comedy featuring the best South African comedians at the Goethe-Institut.

Hosted by Mo Mothebe, The Art of Laughter show will include the comedic stylings of Tats Nkonzo and the incomparable Skhumba Hlophe.

Cost: R200pp, book via Quicket

When: Thursday, 31 July 2025 from 7pm to 9:30pm
Where: Goethe-Institut South Africa, 119 Jan Smuts Ave, Parkwood, Johannesburg

Find out more about this comedy showing

Schalk Bezuidenhout Live

South Africa’s favourite curly-haired comedian, Schalk Bezuidenhout, is bringing his sharp wit and hilarious storytelling to Imbabali Retreat & Venue.

Hosted by the electrifying Morgan Beatbox, featuring Cobus van Rensburg, with Phuza Comedy, Schalk Bezuidenhout is bringing his signature humour for an afternoon of laughter and entertainment.

The restaurant will be open all day, so feel free to enjoy a burger, steak roll or footlong cheese griller with family and friends before or after the show.

Cost: R250pp for the show only. Book online

When: Sunday, 6 July from 1pm
Where: Imbabali Retreat & Venue, Plot RH27, R560 Hekpoort Road, Hekpoort, Magaliesburg

See what else is on at Imbabali Retreat

City Sightseeing kids’ winter break discount

City Sightseeing’s popular R49 Kids’ Offer is back to give families a pocket-friendly way to get adventurous this winter in Joburg.

Kids love these double-decker, hop-on-hop-off tours and for a limited time, when you buy an adult ticket for the Classic Hop-on Hop-off tour you can pay only R49pp for up to 2 kids. This deal runs until 12 September 2025, and only applies to kids between the ages of 4 to 17.

It’s a great, full-day activity that will kids engaged as they glide past some of the city’s most important sights. BOOK HERE

Cost: Online Hop-on-Hop-off 1-day tour (Offer valid until August 2025)— R299pp for adults. R185 per child aged 4 to 17 years (regular price). R49 per child with the winter special | Book online

When: Daily, with first departures at 9am and final departures at 3pm
Where: Rosebank, Outside Holiday Inn Hotel – Oxford Rd | There are also hotel shuttles that do pickups at Southern Sun Sandton, The Maslow, NH Johannesburg Sandton, Radisson Blu Gautrain, and DaVinci Hotel.

See what else City Sightseeing has on offer

A symphonic celebration with Mandisi Dyantyis

Experience the magic of Mandisi Dyantyis as his powerful voice and moving compositions are elevated to new heights with the backing of a full 50-piece symphony orchestra. In collaboration with Real Wired Music and Emperors Palace, Mandisi presents Symphonic Celebration – a one-night-only performance set to take place at the magnificent Centre Court at Emperors Palace.

Expect exquisite orchestral arrangements of some of his most beloved work, with songs from Cwaka, Somandla, and his forthcoming album Intlambululu forming part of the evening’s repertoire. The fusion of his core band, vocalists and a full orchestra promises a rich, layered sound that is both intimate and grand.

Mandisi’s previous shows at this venue have all sold out. This is a rare and unmissable musical experience – secure your tickets early to avoid disappointment.

Cost: R400pp to R600pp, book via Webtickets

When: Saturday, 19 July from 8pm
Where: Emperor’s Palace, 64 Jones Rd, Kempton Park, Johannesburg

Unlimited Rush

Keeping the kids entertained during the school holidays can be a challenge, but Unlimited Rush makes it easy and affordable. For just R215 per session, your kids get unlimited jump time at Joburg’s premier indoor adventure park, while you enjoy a stress-free break.

Cost: R215 per child per session, book online

When: Running from 23 June to 25 July. Monday to Friday from 9am to 7pm
Where: Cnr van Riebeeck and, Modderfontein Rd, Greenstone Hill, Johannesburg

See more activities for kids this winter holiday

Watch the Wimbledon Championships at Amex Tennis Town

Looking for somewhere to watch Wimbledon in Johannesburg? Amex Tennis Town is an exciting interactive pop-up fan park at Montecasino that’ll be open for your tennis viewing.

Tennis lovers step into a buzzing, Wimbledon-inspired fan park with screenings of key matches and interactive experiences enabling fans to immerse themselves in the excitement of The Championships, Wimbledon 2025.

From the thrill of watching matches live on a giant stadium-style screen, to testing tennis skills with interactive virtual reality challenges and coaching sessions on a full-size court – there’s something for everyone.

Cost: From R220pp for the general public, R50 for children and special rates for Amex cardholders. Tickets for the Amex Café premium hospitality area are available at R5580 | Book via Howler

When: Running from Friday to Sunday, 11 to 13 July. From 1pm to 10pm
Where: Montecasino, Montecasino Blvd, Fourways, Johannesburg

See what else you can get up to at Amex Tennis Town

FoodForward SA Mandela Day

Mandela Day is a powerful opportunity to unite the nation through meaningful change, and FoodForward SA is asking citizens to spend their 67 minutes in aid of food insecurity in South Africa.

The FoodForward SA Mandela Day brings thousands of corporates, schools, clubs, families, and individuals together to spend their 67 minutes sorting and packing essential food groceries for those who are facing food insecurity in the country, while fostering unity and collective action toward a shared goal – food security for all.

Cost: R67pp, book via Webtickets

When: Friday, 18 July. Slots begin at 9.30am, 11.30am and 1.30pm
Where: Johannesburg Expo Centre (Hall 10), Nasrec rd, corner Rand Show Rd, Nasrec, Johannesburg

Fairlawns Christmas in July

The Fairlawns Boutique’s unforgettable Christmas Fest feasting experience returns.

Over three days this winter, guests can join the hotel for picture-perfect log fires, world-class entertainment and a sumptuous three-course meal, expertly paired with the exquisite wines.

The Friday and Saturday dinners are exclusively reserved for the adults, whilst Sunday lunch is open to the entire family. The dress code is “smart with a splash of festivity”.

Cost:  R1080pp. R550 per child u/12 years (on Sunday) | Book via Quicket

When: Friday and Saturday, 18 and 19 July from 6.30pm. Sunday, 21 July from 12.30pm
Where: Fairlawns Boutique Hotel, 1 Alma Rd, Morningside, Johannesburg

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat is a fast-paced musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, interpreted from the story of Joseph in the Book of Genesis.

The Pieter Toerien Theatre is bringing a season’s run of the show to Joburg, appealing to a brand-new generation of fans. The musical stars Dylan Janse Van Rensburg (Spring Awakening) as Joseph, Lelo Ramasimong as the Narrator, and Christopher Jaftha as Pharaoh, with a new young cast ready to wow audiences.

Cost: R200pp to R475pp, book via Webtickets

When: Running from 19 July to 28 September 2025. Wednesdays to Sundays at various times
Where: Pieter Toerien Montecasino Main Theatre, at Monte Casino, 1 Montecasino Blvd, Fourways, Johannesburg

See more of the best upcoming stage shows in Joburg

Rand Club Book and Artisanal Fair

Join Rand Club for an exciting day for the whole family.

The prestigious club opens its doors to invite guests for their single-day Book, Antiques and Artisanal Fair. Guests can enjoy and purchase a unique variety of fine books, antiques, maps, food, tastings, art and more as offered by various vendors.

In addition, guests may take a two-hour tour of the establishment from 10am to 12pm, getting a deeper look into the Rand Club over a century’s worth of history.

Cost: R50pp. Free (u/12s and Rand Club members) | Book via Quicket

When: Saturday, 19 July from 9am to 3pm
Where: Rand Club, 33 Loveday St, Marshalltown, Johannesburg

Parkhurst Christmas in July Wine Walk

Celebrate Christmas in July by indulging in the ultimate wine-tasting experience on Parkhurst’s vibrant high street.

Stroll along 4th Avenue sampling exquisite wines at curated stalls, exploring chic boutiques, and savouring gourmet delights at top restaurants. Enjoy a day of fine flavours, unique finds, and stylish ambience – all in one afternoon.

Cost: From R350pp, book via Quicket

When: Saturday, 19 July from 11am to 5pm
Where: 4th Ave, Parkhurst, Johannesburg

International Fly Fishing Film Festival

The International Fly Fishing Film Festival is the world’s leading fly-fishing film event, coming to South Africa this July.

It is the gathering place of the fly-fishing community and a celebration of friendship, fly-fishing stories, and stoke, with chances to win amazing prizes. Submissions for the festival include titles such as ‘Native Range’, ‘Fishing Diaries’, ‘Silent Spotter’, ‘Time Will Tell’, ‘Above the Clouds’, ‘New Beginnings, and ‘Legacy’.

Cost: R395pp, book via Quicket

When: Thursday, 24 July from 7pm to 9.30pm | Doors open at 6.30pm
Where: The Tryst, Woodlands Office Park, Woodlands Dr, Woodmead, Sandton

Jazz for Young People

The Empowering Young Minds Youth Festival – Jazz for Young People event, brought by Standard Bank Joy of Jazz, is a chance to experience a vibrant showcase of young people’s talents, products, and services—all in one dynamic event.

Explore an inspiring display of art, photography, and creative works by local youth, shop unique products and services from young entrepreneurs, and enjoy live music and dance performances by talented young artists.

Featured performing talents include The National School of Arts with Zoë Modiga, Biko’s Manna, Iphupho L’ka Biko, TheReal-DJZandy, Morris Isaacson Centre for Music, Willow Crescent Magnet School of Music band, Khutlo-Tharo Jazz Band, and more.

Cost: R80pp (adults). R50pp (kids u/12) | Book via Quicket

When: Saturday, 26 July from 9am to 5pm
Where: National School of the Arts, 17 Hoofd St, Braampark, Johannesburg

Throwback Anime Market

The Throwback Anime Market is a fun-filled day of anime-themed games and trivia, with amazing anime vendors on-site where anime-lovers can shop their favourite merch and collectibles.

Expect to play some anime-themed bingo and stand a chance to win some prizes, test your anime knowledge in a fast-paced trivia/quiz, and “defend” your favourite waifu/husbando in playful arguments. There is also a cosplay competition where the winner will walk away with a R1000 cash prize and tons of mini activities.

Cost: From R100pp (general admission). From R130pp (cosplay competition entry) | Book via Quicket

When: Saturday, 26 July from 11am to 4pm
Where: Kokoro Fourways, The straight complex, 78 The Straight Ave, Fourways, Sandton

Step Brothers with Robby Collins and Dillan Oliphant

Step Brothers is a fresh new two-man comedy show presented by popular local comedians, Robby Collins and Dillan Oliphant.

Robby Collins is a consistent favourite in the South African comedy circuit, continuing to win awards for his stand-up nationwide. Fresh-faced and with a fresh approach, Dillan Oliphant has grown from a novice to making waves nationally over the last few years.

Don’t miss out on the shenanigans that this pair are going to get up to on the stage.

Cost: From R250pp, book via Quicket

When: Saturday, 26 July from 7.30pm to 9.30pm
Where: Protea Hotel Fire & Ice! Johannesburg, Melrose Arch, 22 Whiteley Rd, Johannesburg

Pretoria Pride Fundraising Gala

Pretoria Pride hosts their second annual fundraiser featuring top queer artists and major sponsors.

The event promises a glamorous night with drag queens, an auction, and a red-carpet experience. The amazing lineup includes drag divas Aurora Crysis, Tollie Parton, Megan Carreira, Goodwill Boeta, Manila von Teez, Femme Aldehyde, and Adam the Drag Diva.

All tickets include a welcome drink and a three-course meal, so get those fashion forward outfits ready for a queer night to remember.

Cost: R550pp, book via Howler

When: Saturday, 5 July from 4pm to midnight
Where: Pheasant Hill Boutique Hotel, Wedding & Function Venue, 39 Sterkfontein Ave, Doornkloof East, Pretoria

Rugby – South Africa v. Italy

The Springboks take on Italy in a two-Test series starting in Pretoria.

The start to the Bok season not only represents an opportunity to see the back-to-back World Champions in local action but also launches a year in which the Boks will be fighting to defend their No. 1 world ranking to secure the most favourable draw for Rugby World Cup 2027.

Cost: R750pp to R3000pp, book via Ticketmaster

When: Saturday, 5 July from 5.10pm
Where: Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Kirkness Street, Arcadia, Pretoria

The legendary Abigail Khubeka live at the SA State Theatre

Mama Abigail Kubeka will be ringing in 68 years of remarkable excellence in the music industry with music direction by the talented Khaya Mahlangu. This special tribute concert features an incredible lineup of musicians, including Sipho Mabuse, Vusi Mahlasela, McCoy Mrubata, Condry Ziqubu, Babsy Mlangeni, Yvonne Chaka Chaka, Faith Kekana, Stella Khumalo, Mandisa Dlanga and many more.

The event will open with a powerful performance by Zenzi Makeba Lee alongside the Miriam Makeba Band, honouring the legacy of one of South Africa’s greatest musical icons.

This celebration is a testament to Mama Abigail’s enduring influence and contribution to the arts, bringing together some of the most celebrated voices in the country for a memorable evening of music and tribute.

Cost: R500pp, book via Webtickets

When: Saturday, 5 July from 6pm
Where: South African State Theatre, 320 Pretorius St, Pretoria Central, Pretoria

Lamb Champs

Lamb Champs is a movement that celebrates South Africa’s family farmers, their expertise, and the world-class lamb they produce.

The event educates, inspires, and ensures that family farming remains a thriving, sustainable profession for generations to come. All ticket holders enjoy unlimited spit-roasted lamb; access to the beer tent, food stalls, and exhibitor stands; live performances by top South African artists throughout the day; and a live broadcast of the rugby match on the big screen.

Cost: R150pp to R280pp, book via Webtickets

When: Saturday, 26 July from 10am
Where: Loftus Versfeld Stadium, Kirkness Street, Arcadia, Pretoria

The Railways to Railways Party Bus

All aboard the Railways to Railways Party Bus – one bus, one epic ride, non-stop vibes.

The adventure kicks off at 12.30pm at Railways Café Irene where you can grab a drink and get in the mood. Then depart at 1pm sharp and arrive in Cullinan by 2.30pm. Enjoy everything this charming town has to offer before heading back at 5.30pm. You’ll be back at Irene by 7pm, buzzing from a brilliant day out.

Cost: From R200pp, book via Quicket

When: Saturday, 26 July from midday to 7.30pm
Where: Depart from Railways Cafe, 2 Hack Rd, Irene, Pretoria

Find out more about this inter-city party

Arcade rides at Irene Village Mall Carnival

The annual Carnival in Irene is rolling back into town, and it’s here to bring three months of non-stop fun and excitement for the whole family.

Step into a world of colour, lights, and laughter with all your favourite carnival attractions, including thrilling rides,
classic kiddie rides for the little ones, fun fair games with prizes to be won, sweet treats, carnival snacks, and more.

Cost: Prices vary

When: Saturday, 24 May to Sunday, 31 August. School Holidays from 11am to 6pm
Where: Irene Village Mall, Cnr of Nellmapius Dr &, Van Ryneveld Ave, Irene, Centurion