Start counting down to summer this October in Joburg. Warm up for the upcoming festive season with this incredible selection of things to do in the City of Gold, from food and wine experiences to art and music, theatre shows, things for the kids, spooky spectaculars for Halloween, and of course, South African pride events!

The Rocky Horror Show

Following a hugely successful, sold-out run in the winter, The Rocky Horror Show is making an exciting return to Montecasino this October and running to December. Put together a wicked outfit, grab your friends, and belt out your favourite tunes from this cult-classic musical.

Audiences can expect a slick, high-voltage theatrical experience packed with unforgettable songs, including favourites such as ‘Time Warp’, ‘Sweet Transvestite’ and ‘Hot Patootie – Bless My Soul’ along with outrageous characters and a whole lot of liberated fun.

Cost: R200pp to R495pp, book via Webtickets

When: Running from 23 October to 6 December 2026 | Wednesday to Friday at 7.30pm; Saturday at 3pm and 8pm; Sunday at 2pm to 6pm
Where: Pieter Toerien Main Theatre at Montecasino, 1 Montecasino Blvd, Fourways, Johannesburg

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Standard Bank WineX 2026

The Standard Bank WineX is South Africa’s ultimate wine experience, bringing together award-winning winemakers and wine enthusiasts for three unforgettable nights of tastings and conversations.

Attracting thousands of visitors each year, WineX offers a chance to explore the diverse flavours of the Cape wine scene and beyond. Sample wines, champagnes, and Cap Classiques from the finest of the South African wine scene, including legendary award-winning cellars and exciting boutique discoveries alike.

Early Bird tickets available until 18 October: R275pp for Thursday, 29 October; R325pp for Friday, 30 October
Full rate tickets from 19 October and at the door: R325pp for Thursday, 29 October; R395pp for Friday, 30 October

Standard Bank clients receive a discount of up to 30% on their ticket purchase, limited to four tickets per transaction (Ts & Cs apply).

Discounts apply to FRIENDS OF WINEX: Members of the Cape Wine Academy, Wine Wizard subscribers, WSET students, Sommeliers, wine clubs and Rotary Clubs. (Ts & Cs apply).

Cost: From R275pp, book via Webtickets

When: Wednesday, 28 October to Friday, 30 October from 5pm to 9pm | No first-time entry after 8.30pm. Note that Wednesday’s tasting event is invite-only
Where: Sandton Convention Centre, Maude Street, Sandton

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Rendezvous Pop-Up Hotel RNDV

Rendezvous Pop-Up returns to Summer Place in Hyde Park for Rendezvous Pop-Up Hotel RNDV, a five-year celebration of Rendezvous Pop-Ups, which regularly features community, purpose, unforgettable moments, and the support of hundreds of incredible local brands.

Rendezvous Pop-Up brings together curated shopping, elevated dining, and meaningful community impact under one elegant roof.

Cost: Free entry and parking

When: Saturday and Sunday, 4 and 5 October | Saturday from 10am to 10pm. Sunday from 11am to 6pm
Where: Summer Place, 69 Melville Rd, Hyde Park, Johannesburg

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Klink Art Wine Experience

Klink Art Wine Experience is back for its second annual edition this October, bringing another unforgettable afternoon of wine, art, and entertainment to Joburg.

Prepare to immerse yourself in everything from intimate gallery tours and interactive artist activations to tastings of exceptional wines and the rhythms of live music as you go on a sensory journey where culture, community, and creativity intertwine.

Cost: From R250pp, book via Quicket. R350pp at the door

When: Saturday, 17 October from 11am to 6pm
Where: 223 Jan Smuts Ave, Rosebank

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The Popular Glenshiel Fair Returns

This year’s Glenshiel Fair is a must-visit market experience on Johannesburg’s social calendar. The fair blends charm, style, and community spirit with its fabulous lineup of over 80 labels to explore.

Held annually in the picturesque gardens of the Glenshiel Estate in Westcliff, the fair offers a carefully curated selection of locally made luxury goods, delicious food, and an unforgettable festive atmosphere. 

Cost: R150pp per day, R450pp for preview evening on Wednesday, 28 October. Book via Quicket

When: Wednesday, 28 October to Sunday, 1 November 2026. Wednesday, 5pm to 9pm. Thursday to Saturday, 9am to 7pm. Sunday, 9am to 3pm
Where: Glenshiel, 19 Woolston Rd, Westcliff, Randburg

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Johannesburg Pride Parade and Festival

Johannesburg Pride is an open invitation to take a stride for Pride.

Every year, thousands gather to march through the Joburg streets in a stand for self-acceptance and legal rights, but also in celebration of LGBTQ+ pride. This year, the march starts at 2pm through the Sandton area.

Parade-goers also get to enjoy music and dance performances from top local and international artists; indulge in a variety of food trucks, vendors, and beverage stations; explore stalls and booths from local organizations, artisans, and sponsors; and access health services, information booths, and wellness activities.

Cost: Free entry

When: Saturday, 31 October from 11am to midnight.
Where: Katherine Street, Sandton, Johannesburg

DAVE: The Boy Who Played the Harp Tour

History-making British rapper, producer, and songwriter Dave brings his critically acclaimed ‘The Boy Who Played the Harp Tour’ to South Africa this October.

At just 27, Dave’s impact on the music industry is undeniable, with tracks such as ‘Location’ and ‘Sprinter’ solidifying his star power in the UK rap game. He recently made history as the first and only UK rap artist to debut three consecutive studio albums at number one on the UK Albums Chart.

In 2025, the star collaborated with global icon Tems to create the smash hit ‘Raindance’. The track debuted at number five on the UK singles chart, peaking at number one and remaining in the top 40 for 17 weeks. In addition to Tems, Dave has worked and collaborated with Central Cee, Burna Boy, Giggs, Stormzy, James Blake, AJ Tracey and more.

Cost: From R855pp, book via Ticketmaster

When: Saturday, 3 October 2026 from 8pm
Where: Sunbet Arena at Time Square Casino, 209 Aramist Ave, Waterkloof Glen, Pretoria

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Singularity Summit

Singularity South Africa brings together some of the world’s most influential voices in exponential technologies, innovation and future-focused leadership. The 2026 Summit aims to push the conversation even further, exploring how rapidly advancing technologies are reshaping industries, societies and human potential itself.

With two immersive stages, an interactive expo, workshops and networking experiences, the Summit once again creates a space where business leaders, entrepreneurs, investors and innovators can engage with the ideas shaping the future. The 2026 programme unpacks the accelerating impact of artificial intelligence, 3D printing, digital identity, quantum computing, crypto economies, human optimisation and Africa’s evolving technology infrastructure.

Confirmed speakers so far include Raoul Pal (founder of Real Vision), Tilly Lockey (real life bionic woman and disability advocate), David Roberts (international thought leader), Brandon Birchak (human performance specialist), Hardy Pemhiwa (President and Group CEO of Cassava Technologies), Professor Benjamin Rosman (renowned AI researcher), Mmathebe Zvobwo (director of market development for South Africa at Truecaller) and Cathy Hackl (Nokia’s AI futurist).

Cost: From R 14 500pp (in person) | From R 3800pp (metaverse). Book online

When: Wednesday, 21 October and Thursday, 22 October from 9am to 5.30pm
Where: Sandton Convention Centre, 161 Maude St, Sandown, Sandton, Johannesburg

One Long Table

One Long Table events are meticulously orchestrated to create an unforgettable dining experience, uniting guests over an exquisitely styled, single long table.

Born from the African tradition of breaking bread together, One Long Table is a curated dining experience designed to reconnect people to food, to culture, to conversation, and to one another.

This October edition is thoughtfully designed to foster connection and conversation, where every detail, from the curated multi-course meal to the flowing bubbles, is orchestrated to delight the senses. While the menu remains a surprise, guests can delight in an assortment of canapés, mains, and desserts and choose from endless non-alcoholic or alcoholic bubbles, refreshing sips, wine, or blended Scotch whisky.

Blending the warmth of tradition with the richness of local culture, the event invites guests into an ambience filled with laughter, music, and the spirit of togetherness. The theme is ‘Brown’, so guests are expected to dress to impress in brown.

Note that no under 21s are allowed.

Cost: R2500pp, book via Howler

When: Saturday, 24 October from 1pm to 6pm
Where: Herb and Vine, 264 Summit Road, Midrand, Gauteng

In The City

In The City is a one-day concert hosted by the organisers of the Cape Town Rocking the Daisies festival in Johannesburg, featuring some of the festival’s top headliners.

Following overwhelming demand and the announcement of his headlining slot at Rocking the Daisies in Cape Town, rapper and singer Isaiah Rashad is officially bringing his live show to Gauteng to headline In The City. Known for critically acclaimed projects like Cilvia Demo, The House Is Burning, and his latest album It’s Been Awful, Rashad is set to deliver a show featuring his smooth, jazz-inflected, nostalgic Southern hip-hop style.

Joining Rashad is prominent London-born singer and songwriter Sinéad Harnett. Known for her emotionally raw and soulful sound, including hits like ‘If You Let Me’ and ‘Ready is Always Too Late’. With a sound that blends deep R&B, catchy pop melodies, and electronic beats, audiences can expect a vulnerable and authentic show.

Reflecting the present and curating the future, Steyn Entertainment – the company behind Rocking the Daisies – is committed to developing, supporting and cultivating quality, multi-sensory cultural experiences. In The City gives music lovers in Gauteng an opportunity to get in on the Daisies action themselves.

Cost: From R699pp, book via Quicket.

When: Sunday, 4 October from 12pm to 10pm
Where: Montecasino Outdoor Events Arena, Montecasino Boulevard, Fourways, Johannesburg, Gauteng

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Design Week South Africa

Design Week South Africa celebrates design as an expression of creative thinking and making, jumpstarting collaboration, encouraging informative dialogue and open-source knowledge sharing, while cultivating the next generation of creative leaders through inclusivity and support.

The week is centred around the theme “The Shape of Us”, with the four-day city-wide festival featuring local studio tours, product launches, exhibitions, and talks across creative hubs like Braamfontein, 44 Stanley, and Kramerville.

Cost: Varies depending on event, book online.

When: Thursday, 8 October to Sunday, 11 October at various times
Where: Various venues in Johannesburg.

SunUp: Move in Pink

SunUp: Move in Pink is an intimate wellness experience dedicated to awareness, connection and support for everyone whose life has been touched by breast cancer.

This is a carefully curated morning of gentle movement, meaningful conversation and joyful dance. Guests dressed in pink can expect to walk, talk, breathe and move together, creating space to honour those affected while celebrating courage, community and the strength found in showing up for one another.

All genders and movement levels are welcome, and the dress code is a touch of pink.

Cost: From R290pp (with own yoga mat); from R320pp (includes yoga mat rental). Group discounts apply. Book via Quicket.

When: Saturday, 3 October from 8am to 10.30am
Where: Johannesburg Botanical Gardens Thomas Bowler Parking, 45 Thomas Bowler St, Waterval 211-Iq, Randburg

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Absa L’Atelier Art & Lifestyle Fair

The Absa L’Atelier Art & Lifestyle Fair is an annual art competition helping young visual artists from across 12 African countries. The event returns for its third consecutive year, featuring artwork by the Top 12 Finalists of the Absa L’Atelier Art 2026 Competition.

This year’s edition celebrates 40 years of Absa L’Atelier Art’s commitment to supporting and developing emerging visual artists from across the continent, while actively contributing to the growth of Africa’s creative economy. Also, guests can expect the four winning artists of the Absa L’Atelier Art 2026 Competition to be announced live at the event.

Beyond the art, visitors can enjoy live music and entertainment, a kids’ corner with hours of activities for children aged 12 and under in a safe, supervised and entry-controlled area, a variety of food and beverage stalls, and more.

Cost: From R250pp | From R800pp (VIP). Book via Howler.

When: Saturday, 10 October from 10am to 5pm
Where: Waterfall City Park, Entrance 26, Mall of Africa, Cnr Karkloof Cres &, Lisbon Ln, Waterval 5-Ir, Midrand

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Clicks Beauty Playground

The Clicks Beauty Playground brings together over 70 of the best local and international brands under one roof at the Gallagher Convention Centre.

Guests can explore the latest in haircare, skincare, and makeup, with live demos, makeovers, and expert-led masterclasses. The event promises hands-on beauty experiences, tips from the #ClicksBeautySquad, and freebies at participating stands. What’s more, there’s also the incredible goodie bag worth over R2000, featuring a slew of products from the exhibitors and other brands.

Attendees also enjoy live entertainment, artisanal food, and DJ sets, making it a weekend of fun, beauty, and wellness for everyone.

Cost: R650pp. Book online. TICKETS ARE SOLD OUT.

When: Saturday, 17 October to Sunday, 18 October from 10am
Where: Gallaghar Convention Centre, 19 Richards Dr, Halfway House, Midrand

Schweppes Joburg Gin Festival

South Africa’s premier annual gin event returns, this time taking place at the beautiful Syringa Park at Avianto Estate.

The Schweppes Joburg Gin Festival showcases a wide variety of locally distilled, award-winning gins, offering some of South Africa’s best gin. In partnership with Schweppes, this year’s event showcases bigger and better displays. With more than 20 different local gin distillers, food trucks, live bands and DJs, attendees are in for a treat.

Guests can also expect mixology classes (free of charge), and for those who enjoy art, there are sip & paint classes too. Each ticket includes a complimentary gin cocktail on arrival.

Cost: R299 to R330pp | R1500 (group ticket for 5) | R550pp (sip & paint). Book via Howler

When: Saturday, 31 October from midday to 10pm
Where: Syringa Park at Avianto Estate, Portion 61, Driefontein Farm, Driefontein Rd, Muldersdrift

Back to the City Festival

The annual Hennessy Back To The City Festival returns for its 20th edition, featuring local and international artists, including iconic Detroit hip-hop group Slum Village.

Known for their smooth beats and underground style, Slum Village are one of the cornerstones of conscious hip-hop, and their legacy lives on through founding member T3 and acclaimed producer Young RJ. Audiences are set to enjoy their timeless catalogue, with hits like ‘Closer’, ‘Selfish’, and ‘I Don’t Know’.

Back to the City is a unique annual youth event that has grown into the largest public display of both commercial and underground hip hop in Africa, presenting a day of live music, street art, break-dancing, art installation, skateboarding, film, street fashion, gaming, speakers and panel discussions. The festival features 80 stalls, 100 artists, and more.

Cost: R200 – R1000pp (general access) | R1500 – R2500 (VIP) | R10000 – R30000 (VIP Tables). Book via Webtickets.

When: Saturday, 10 October from 12pm
Where: Mary FitzGerald Square, 120 Lilian Ngoyi St, Newtown, Johannesburg

The Haunted Forest ®

The Haunted Forest® is a one-of-a-kind Halloween-themed outdoor event.

Visitors walk through a forest, with eerie fog, strange sights, multiple life-size scenes, and scare actors accompanied by the spine-chilling screams from the Haunted House. The event also consists of a main festival site with a big screen featuring films to draw the horror from the tips of visitors’ toes out through the little hairs behind their necks.

The festival features a bar and picnic area, accompanied by a vendor and food village with tastes for every palate. For the young ones, there is a Trick & Treat in the forest that takes place before the forest walk.

For an added fee, visitors can also tour a Haunted House at the event, play games, experience the Fun Fair, and visit the Hansel & Gretel House. There are costume prizes up for grabs for the Most Horrific Family and the Freakiest Couple.

Cost: From R150pp to R300pp for adults; From R200 for ages 13 to 17; From R70pp for ages 3 to 12; From R700 for a family; toddlers enter free. Book via Quicket

When: Saturday, 31 October from 3pm to 11pm
Where: Prison Break Market, 10 MacMillan Rd, Glenferness AH, Johannesburg

Joburg Cider Festival

The Joburg Cider Festival invites cider lovers and curious visitors to spend a spring day exploring and tasting ciders, ranging from dry to fruity to sweet.

The day encourages visitors to discover new and different brands, explore tasting zones and interact with brand activations that offer an opportunity to explore different styles and producers.

Beyond the crisp pours, there’s also a thorough selection of food pairings and gourmet bites so that visitors can experience how different ciders work alongside various treats and meals.

There’s also live entertainment, helping to create an outdoor festival feeling, creating a casual and comfortable afternoon filled with fun tastings, lively conversations, upbeat music, and great food.

Cost: From R340pp | From R1000pp (VIP). Book via Webtickets.

When: Saturday, 24 October from 11am to 11pm
Where: Toadbury Hall Hotel, Plot 64 Beyers Naude Ext, Lanseria, Krugersdorp

Halloween at The Johannesburg Zoo

Johannesburg Zoo hosts an evening of Halloween adventure, opening its gates after hours for families to explore decorated trails and themed stations.

Children move between trick-or-treat points while zoo staff and volunteers guide the flow. Activities include trick-or-treating, live entertainment, and fun in themed zones.

The event’s mix of exploration and activity creates a festive yet relaxed experience for families. Parents and children alike enjoy the novelty of walking the zoo under the stars.

Cost: R132pp for adults and R78pp for kids. Book via Webtickets.

When: Saturday, 31 October from 5pm to 9pm
Where: Johannesburg Zoo, Jan Smuts Ave, Parkview, Johannesburg

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The Hollard Daredevil Run

Gents, it’s time to go brave and don your distinctive purple speedo for a bold mission to raise awareness about male cancers with the Hollard Daredevil Run. This public running event shines a light on vital awareness back home and in companies at the Zoo Lake.

Registered runners in Johannesburg can once again join thousands of other daredevils at the annual Zoo Lake event to run a breezy 5km route on Friday, 31 October. Participants elsewhere can register to run on their own or in groups anywhere in the country.  

Cost: R200pp, including the courier of a registration pack and a complimentary purple Speedo. Book via Ticketpro

When: Friday, 23 October from 1pm
Where: Zoo Lake Sports Club, CNRS Westwold Way / Lower Park Drive, Prince of Wales Dr, Parkwood, Randburg

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Good Neighbours

Good Neighbours is a celebration of music, design, poetry, fashion and food from all over the African continent.

It began in 2021 with the idea that there is a hidden thread that binds the continent despite its artificial borders. In the spirit of this concept of connection, this year’s event, hosted and curated with Tawanda Gwasera, welcomes creative and cultural contributors from across the continent and invites guests to be entertained, inspired, and reflective on sound, place and stories that shape our shared identity.

Safi Soko (the food village) provides a variety of market-style gourmet African cuisines, and Kunyiwa Shimo (the watering hole) offers a curated selection of beverages throughout the day.

Good Neighbours is a gathering of kindred spirits, a celebration of creativity, and most importantly: a tribute to love.

Cost: R500 – R750pp | R80pp (U12). Book via Howler

When: Sunday, 25 October from 10am to 6.30pm
Where: NIROX Sculpture Park, R540 Kromdraai Rd, Kromdraai, Krugersdorp

Catch the Soweto Derby

The Soweto Derby features a clash between Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs, the two biggest football clubs in the country. With both clubs starting in Soweto, the rivalry began when former Orlando Pirates star Kaizer Motaung founded Kaizer Chiefs in 1970, with the very first game between the two teams taking place on January 24, 1970.

Over the years, the fixture has become a cornerstone of South African football, and, as always, bragging rights are on the line. With FNB Stadium, colloquially known as ‘Soccer City’, being the space where black and white meets gold, the entire city of Joburg is also taken over by the derby, with football lovers at home and in Soweto, cheering on their team in hopes that they cement their legacies.

Cost: TBC, book online.

When: Saturday, 31 October. Kickoff is at 3.30pm
Where: FNB Stadium, Soccer City Ave, Nasrec, Johannesburg

Hollywoodbets Joburg 10km

Hollywoodbets gears up for its annual 10 km mini-marathon in the City of Gold.

This exciting sporting event is open to runners of all stages. Choose between the 5km or 10km races, which both start at the Johannesburg Expo Centre. Post-race entertainment is planned at the same venue where runners can cool down and relax after their race.

All participants also get to go home with a Hollywoodbets goodie bag.

Cost: From R180 (5km) | From R200 (10km). Book online.

When: Sunday, 18 October 2026, from 7.30am for 10km and 8am for 5km
Where: Johannesburg Expo Centre, Nasrec rd, corner Rand Show Rd, Nasrec, Johannesburg

Piano Fest

Piano Fest is an annual event presenting a full day of Amapiano, energy, culture, and cherishable moments.

From the first beat to the last set, visitors can expect big energy, non-stop vibes, sing-alongs, dancing, and moments that make them glad they came.

With a lineup that includes global sensation and BET winner Uncle Waffles and other award winners like Kabza De Small, DJ Maphorisa, Zee Nxumalo, Focalistic, Young Stunna, Goldmax, Dankie Boi, and Calvin Fallo, Piano Fest promises to be a musical experience where friends can come together, dress up, dance, and talk about it long after the music stops.

Cost: From R450pp, book via Webtickets.

When: Saturday, 10 October from 12pm
Where: 4ways Farmers Market, Taroko Farm Modderfontein Reserve, Norfolk Ln, Klipfontein View, Lethabong

Pretoria Pride

Pretoria Pride returns for its 14th annual celebration.

Celebrate queer identity with other members and allies of the LGBTQIA+ community. Walk with pride and march for love as artists and DJs keep the vibes alive throughout the day.

Some great new additions include a larger food area and a larger flea market, more staff at the bars with Yoco service, a community area for HIV and other health assistance, more shaded areas, and much more entertainment.

Cost: From R50pp; from R150pp (VIP). Book online

When: Saturday, 3 October from 9am. March starts at 12pm
Where: Centurion Rugby Club, West Ave, Die Hoewes, Centurion

NE-YO

As part of his exciting international Nights Like This 2026 tour, three-time Grammy Award-winning hitmaker NE-YO makes a highly anticipated stop at Sunbet Arena.

NE-YO’s illustrious music catalogue includes a collection of global hits, including “So Sick”, “Mad”, “Because of You”, “Miss Independent” and his latest single, “Miss Tundra”.

NE-YO has also proven to be as powerful with his pen as he is in the recording studio and on stage, penning much-loved hits like Rihanna’s “Unfaithful”, “Hate That I Love You” and “Take a Bow” – along with Beyoncé’s 2006 breakup anthem “Irreplaceable”, Keri Hilson’s “Pretty Girl Rock”, Jennifer Hudson’s “Spotlight,” and songs for successful artists including Usher, Carrie Underwood, Celine Dion and Mario, among others.

Over the span of his career, NE-YO has generated a combined total of 23 billion streams worldwide and a strong South African fan base that is in for the show of a lifetime.

Cost: R950pp to R2950pp, book via Webtickets.

When: Sunday, 18 October 2026
Where: Sunbet Arena at Time Square Casino, 209 Aramist Ave, Waterkloof Glen, Pretoria

Homecoming Africa

Homecoming Africa was born in 2016, and this event platforms the colourful energy of 2016: the music, the fashion, and the first festival experiences and moments.

Inspired by the culture, sounds and aesthetics of 2016, Homecoming Africa 2026 creates a one-day experience where old memories and new moments collide.

Visitors can look forward to multiple stages, immersive environments, and iconic performances from the likes of Uncle Waffles, Zee Nxumalo, A-Reece, Blxckie, and Scotts Maphuma. There are also unforgettable experiences and a soundtrack that celebrates both the artists who defined the 2016 era and the voices shaping culture today.

Cost: R300pp, book via Howler.

When: Saturday, 3 October from 10am to 10pm
Where: Pretoria National Botanical Gardens, 2 Cussonia Ave, Brummeria, Pretoria

Hairspray – The Broadway Musical

One of the most popular and beloved stage musicals, Hairspray – The Broadway Musical, explodes onto the stage at Centurion Teater in a bold, high-energy theatrical event packed with larger-than-life characters, iconic musical hits and explosive choreography.

From the creative team behind Cabaret (2024) and the sell-out hit Sweeney Todd – The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (2025), the production delivers a show that has colour spilling beyond the stage, movement filling the space, and the pulse of the 60s running through the theatre.

The story transports audiences to 1960s Baltimore, featuring a world of television dance shows, bright lights and even brighter personalities. At the centre of the story is fearless, funny and unapologetic Tracy Turnblad, played by Afrikaans acoustic folk musician, singer-songwriter and stage performer Carley Janse Van Vuuren. Once she lands a spot on the city’s hottest TV show, she’s not concerned about the fame, but rather challenging the system, breaking boundaries and proving that big dreams belong to everyone, regardless of size, shape and skin tone.

Cost: From R300pp, book via Quicket.

When: Saturday, 22 October to Saturday, 7 November. Thursday to Friday, 7.30pm to 9.45pm. Saturday, 2pm to 4.15pm, and 7.30pm to 9.45pm. Sunday, 4pm to 6.15pm
Where: Centurion Theatre, 123 Amkor Rd, Lyttelton Manor, Centurion

Ultimate R&B Experience Tour

Brought by Remoakantse Holdings, the Ultimate R&B Experience Tour is a musical weekend featuring international R&B stars Brian McKnight, All-4-One, and SWV.

Brian McKnight remains one of the biggest names in contemporary R&B, and outside of his personal life, the Grammy-nominated artist is best known for his soulful vocals and signature ballads, including ‘Back at One’ and ‘One Last Cry’.

Legendary R&B trio SWV, on the other hand, are considered the blueprint for contemporary R&B girl groups, and they’re bringing their signature sound and incredible songs like ‘Weak,’ ‘Rain,’ and ‘Right here’, alongside Grammy Award-winning group All-4-One, whose hits include ‘I Swear’ and ‘I Can Love You Like That’.

Cost: R950pp to R2950pp, book via Webtickets.

When: Friday, 30 October to Saturday, 31 October from 6pm
Where: Sunbet Arena at Time Square Casino, 209 Aramist Ave, Waterkloof Glen, Pretoria