The University of Johannesburg (UJ) Choir presents Voices of Tomorrow: A Choir Kaleidoscope, a collaborative choral concert uplifting the future vocal talents of South Africa. On Saturday, 1 August 2026, celebrate the voices of the present and the future as multiple local high school choirs join forces for this vibrant production.
Celebrating the future voices of South African choral music
In the spirit of sustainability, Voices of Tomorrow brings together young choristers from local schools for an afternoon of beautiful music, with the goal of inspiring the next generation of singers and building a strong choral community in Johannesburg.
Audiences can look forward to an uplifting programme that showcases the range, spirit and promise of young choristers from across Johannesburg. Featured school choirs in the production include Curro Aurora, Sacred Heart College Choir, De La Salle Holy Cross College Senior Choir, Roosevelt High School Choir and Greenside High School Choir.
Developing the young local talents of tomorrow
Through this concert, UJ Choir continues to affirm the role of music in holistic education, youth development and community building.
The initiative also supports the University of Johannesburg’s Strategic Plan 2035, particularly its commitment to positive societal impact, inclusivity, collaboration and the development of future-focused learning environments.
By bringing young people into a professional performance space, Voices of Tomorrow: Choir Kaleidoscope aligns with the strategic plan’s Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education, which promotes inclusive and equitable learning opportunities for all.
The concert recognises the arts as a powerful extension of education, offering young people opportunities to build confidence, discipline, creativity and a sense of belonging.
How to book
Cost: R120 per adult; R100 per child. Book via Quicket
When: Saturday, 1 August 2026 from 3pm to 5pm
Where: Keorapetse William Kgositsile Theatre, UJ Arts & Culture, University Of Johannesburg, Corner of Kingsway Ave and, University Rd, Auckland Park, Johannesburg
Website: arts.uj.ac.za
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 011 559 4674
Instagram: @ujartsculture
Facebook: @UJArtsCulture
