There is yet another long weekend ahead as we approach the end of the month, bringing an extra day for fun, entertainment and relaxation in Mzansi. Take full advantage of this long weekend in Joburg and enjoy comedy events, markets, a brand-new jazz installation, live performances, a music and culture festival, weekend dining, and much more.
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 this weekend in Joburg. Hosted by Mo Mothebe, the show will include the comedic stylings of Netflix and Amazon star, Robby Collins and the incomparable Queen of African stand-up comedy, Celeste Ntuli.
Cost: R200pp, book via Quicket
When: Thursday, 24 April from 7pm to 10pm
Where: Goethe-Institut South Africa, 119 Jan Smuts Ave, Parkwood, Johannesburg
Read more about the stand-up show
Last chance to pick your own raspberries at The Field Berry Farm
Nothing tastes better than berries picked fresh in the height of summer with your own hands. This small orchard comes alive with thousands of shrubs for you to pick delicious and ripe raspberries. Picked berries are weighed and priced at R140/kg.
The farm also offers educational school tours for children to pick raspberries, learn all about growing berries, and a play space to unwind. School tours are open to groups of up to 100 and run on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Find out more here.
Cost: Adults R55pp, Pensioners & Kids (aged 2-11) R45pp. Book online. Tickets must be booked online via their website to avoid long queues at the venue – the farm does not accept walk-ins.
When: Saturday & Sunday 9am to 3pm. The food stall closes at 3pm
Where: The Field Berry Farm, De Deur, 1876 Walkerville. See here for directions
Part one of the Silent Treatment jazz installation by House on the Hill
Silent Treatment is a South African jazz community installation. This compelling exhibition brings together curated photographic and textual installations that document the journey of the House on the Hill Jazz Community Showcase Series, split into 24 episodes.
Each set of 6 episodes is showcased monthly, complemented by a live, intimate acoustic performance from featured artists of the series. The first Silent Treatment event opens this weekend in Joburg with a live duo performance by phenomenal vocalists Spha Mdlalose and Titi Luzipo, who are joined by Lungelo Ngcobo (Rhodes) and Sthembiso Bhengu (trumpet).
The exhibition features pre-recorded concert episodes by the likes of Thandi Ntuli, Vuma Levin, Billy Monama, Yonela Mnana, and more. Though the live concert is sold out, those who weren’t lucky enough to claim a ticket can still see the exhibition until the middle of May.
Cost: FREE entry
When: The exhibition opens on 24 April from 7.30pm to 9.30pm and closes on 19 May
Where: Goethe-Institut South Africa, 119 Jan Smuts Ave, Parkwood, Johannesburg
Find out more about this jazz installation series
Friday night boogie bingo in Sandton
Boogie Bingo is coming to Sandton with a night you won’t want to miss. Eclipse Restaurant at Hotel Sky Sandton is hosting a Friday evening filled with Mexican-inspired tapas, tequila and a DJ spinning live sets.
The evening promises a mix of cheeky humour, unexpected surprises and loads of laughs. Your host for the night is Joburg drag act, Holly Diamond who brings her signature sass, sparkle and a dash of camp to the classic game of bingo. There will be fun prizes and outrageous gags to get the evening going.
Cost: R350pp, reserve your table via Dineplan
When: Friday, 25 April from 7pm
Where: Eclipse Restaurant at Hotel Sky Sandton, 150 West Street Corner West Street and, Maude St, Sandton
When Faith Meets Laughter sees Mzansi’s top comedians and musicians gather for one night only
Mzansi Comedy Night’s “When Faith Meets Laughter” offers an unforgettable experience that promises to uplift and inspire. This groundbreaking show brings together some of South Africa’s finest talents in music and comedy for one night of unique collaboration.
The combination of powerful gospel music and witty comedy from top talents in the country speaks to both the heart and soul—offering a unique form of catharsis for audiences. On the comedy front, Celeste Ntuli graces the stage along with internet sensation Vafa Naraghi, and beloved multi-talents Ntosh Madlingozi and Simphiwe Shembe.
Serving up the vocals is gospel sensation and health practitioner SbuNoah. Joining him is South African hip hop, Rnb and African fusion sensation Sjava.
Cost: R250pp to R600pp, book via Ticketpro
When: Friday, 25 April from 7pm
Where: Centre Court, Emperors Palace, 64 Jones Rd, Kempton Park, Johannesburg
Find out more about this cultural fusion event
Food, drink and culture at the Big Fat Greek Festival
The Big Fat Greek Festival on Saturday, 26 April, at Montecasino’s Outdoor Event Arena brings the true spirit of Greek tradition to South Africa.
Experience the essence of Greece with delicious food, fine wine, aromatic coffee, and lively music. Taste authentic Greek dishes, enjoy Greek wine tastings, and sip traditional coffee. There will also be a Greek deli experience and plenty of entertainment. The festival will feature an international Greek singer and DJ, traditional Greek dancing, belly dancers, a fashion show, and local DJs.
Cost: R350pp for adults, R80-R100pp for kids, book via Howler
When: Saturday, 26 April from 12pm to 10pm
Where: Montecasino, Montecasino Boulevard, Fourways
Don’t miss this once-off upcycling workshop honouring African craft
Fashion Revolution South Africa, in partnership with the African Fashion Research Institute (AFRI)* and fibre artist Khensani Mohlatlole, invites you to a hands-on creative experience during Fashion Revolution Week 2025.
Held at the AFRI Lab Pop-Up at Museum Africa, this immersive workshop explores African fashion history through upcycling and indigenous sewing techniques. The event is perfect for beginners, experienced sewists, and even children and families – a rare mix of hands-on making, cultural storytelling, and slow fashion in practice.
The day begins with a 30-minute guided walkabout of the Fashion Accounts exhibition, led by co-curator Dr Erica de Greef that includes a special viewing of archival aprons from the museum’s ethnographic collection for hands-on inspiration.
After the tour, Khensani Mohlatlole will show you how to breathe new life into old garments by transforming them into aprons inspired by traditional and historical African design. All materials and sewing tools will be provided — just bring a garment to transform. There will be a short lunch break, so please bring your own food.
Cost: R350pp including all materials but do bring a garment to transform, book via Quicket
When: Saturday, 26 April from 9:30am to 3:30pm
Where: Museum Africa, 121 Lilian Ngoyi St, Newtown, Johannesburg
South African Fashion Week SS25
Now in its 28th year, the country’s top fashion design platform hosts 7 shows over three days, showing 24 collections.
Organized with the support of, Isuzu, Cruz Vodka, and L’oreal Paris, the South African Fashion Week SS25 is the fashion highlight of the season. The knitting of collaborative networks and the shaping of a sustainable fashion future for South Africa are some of the most exhilarating trends to watch at South African Fashion Week (SAFW’s) Spring/ Summer 25 Collections.
Cost: From R350pp, book via Quicket
When: Thursday to Saturday, 24 to 26 April from 6.30pm nightly
Where: The Forum Hyde Park, Cnr Jan Smuts Avenue and William Nicol Drive, 7th Floor Hyde Park Corner, 6th Rd, Hyde Park
The smooth sounds of the Bee Gees at the tribute show
Back in Joburg by popular demand, Night Fever is ready to take over the city with its dazzling musical tribute to the Bee Gees. This high-energy show brings all the disco dancefloor classics, smooth 70s ballads, and 60s pop standards you know and love — including Stayin’ Alive, Jive Talkin’, You Should Be Dancin’, How Deep Is Your Love, More Than a Woman, Night Fever, Tragedy, If I Can’t Have You, To Love Somebody, Immortality, Guilty, Massachusetts, and more.
Featuring world-class vocalists recreating the Bee Gees’ iconic three-part harmonies, the show is backed by a live international band and brought to life with stunning production and lighting. It’s a theatrical concert experience packed with nostalgia, rhythm, and joy — a brilliant night out for Bee Gees fans and anyone who up for a good tune.
Cost: From R180pp to R390pp, book via Webtickets
When: Running from Friday, 25 April to Sunday, 27 April
Where: Joburg Theatre,
The Bedfordview Night Market
This monthly market in Johannesburg is a treasure trove of rare craft finds and a massive range of world street food. The draw a mix of Bedfordview locals and folks from all across the city.
Go hungry, their food vendors serve up some of the most delicious paella, samoosas, pasta and waffles. Usually running on the Last Friday of each month, this market is a great option if you want to wind down in a buzzy outdoor atmosphere.
Cost: Free entry
When: Friday, 25 April from 5pm to 10pm
Where: Bedfordview Country Club, Van Buuren Rd, Bedfordview, Johannesburg
Check out more markets in Johannesburg
There’s another Same Sex Saturday edition happening in Braam
Same Sex Saturday is planing another capsule party and safe space for the queer community to simply come together, vibe to good music, and share joyful energy. Curated by Other Village People, these gatherings are intentionally crafted. They’re about more than fun — they create moments of meaning, free from judgement.
Expect some of the city’s coolest DJs spinning sets all night.
Cost: R130pp, book via Quicket
When: Saturday, 26 April from 2pm till late
Where: Mamakashaka and Friends, 5 De Beer St, Braamfontein, Johannesburg
Studio Artwave’s Art Cafe
The Art Cafe is just like a restaurant, but instead of ordering food, you get to order art experiences.
Every person orders their own menu item from a selection of painting, texture, doodling and crafts experiences when they arrive (these can also be pre-ordered).
It’s the perfect place to create with friends or simply get lost in your own creativity. Art cafe experiences are fully self-guided and last for two hours.
Note that a non-refundable deposit of R80 is payable to reserve your booking, which will be deducted from your final bill at the end of your session. Light drinks and meals are available for purchase.
Cost: From R80pp, book online. Walk-ins are welcome if space is available.
When: Friday, 25 April and Saturday, 26 April. Two-hour sessions from 9.30am to 11.30am, 11.45am to 1.45pm and 2pm to 4pm
Where: Artwave, 44 Stanley Avenue, Milpark, Johannesburg
Cotton Fest brings a music, fashion and lifestyle experience for the culture
Cotton Fest is one of South Africa’s biggest annual youth culture and music festivals.
The festival gives a platform to both well-known and upcoming South African talent who perform across three stages. This year’s lineup includes local talents Blxckie, Baby Daiz, A-Reece, 25K, Babbel Hume, Mateki 2Shoes, Babalwa M, Cassper Nyovest, DBN Gogo, Dee Koala, Thakzin, Vigro Deep, and many more.
Cotton Fest not only showcases the diversities in music, but it also celebrates various lifestyle elements within the culture including art, fashion and sport.
Cost: From R250pp, book via Webtickets
When: Saturday, 26 April 2025 from 12pm
Where: Old Park Station, 140 Carr St, Newtown, Johannesburg
Find out which other festivals are happening in and around Joburg
Get ready to rock ‘n roll at Praise the LOUD Fest
It’s time to get loud, get wild, and celebrate four years of shaking the walls with Praise the LOUD.
The team is unleashing the first-ever Praise the LOUD Fest at Sognage, giving rock lovers a full-throttle ride through the heart of rock ‘n roll. For the first time in a decade, the festival is bringing The Narrow back in full force.
But it does not stop there as attendees get to throw down with Springbok Nude Girls, WONDERboom, BOO!, PLUM and Hard EDM newcomers Doomfairy.
Cost: From R320pp. From R1500pp (VIP) | Book via Quicket
When: Saturday, 26 April from 2pm to 11pm
Where: Sognage, 304 Tungsten Rd, Strydompark, Johannesburg
A live podcast recording with KINFOLK and Odwa Bongo
KINFOLK will record a soul-stirring conversation with the remarkable Odwa Bongo for their live podcast recording. A gifted artist, Odwa shares his path through sound, spirit, and heritage.
His solo work reshapes contemporary folk using the uHadi bow, rich vocals and a blend of African, jazz and soul. His singles “Qula Kwedini” and “Nomathemba” are now streaming. Now touring Gauteng, he brings healing, power and deep Xhosa roots.
The recording includes Odwa’s mastery of the uHadi, joined by Chester Summerton on piano. This episode honours indigenous craft and connection, reflecting KINFOLK’s mission to gather, share, and grow through music.
Cost: Free entry, reserve your spot via Quicket
When: Sunday, 27 April from 12pm to 3pm
Where: Mamakashaka and Friends, 5 De Beer St, Braamfontein, Johannesburg
Midstream Freedom Day Park Run
Upholding an annual tradition, Midstream parkrun are hosting a run in celebration of Freedom Day. Join this free opportunity to get active by walking or jogging. Those who are willing can also help out by applying as volunteers.
Cost: FREE
When: Sunday, 27 April at 8am
Where: Midstream parkrun, Olifantsfontein 410-JR, Olifantsfontein
A theatrical tribute to #FeesMustFall at the Market Theatre
The Fall is an award-winning protest play that tells the story of student activists from the #RhodesMustFall and #FeesMustFall movements. It returns to the Market Theatre stage in a bold new production, presented by The Theatre Duo.
When the statue of Cecil John Rhodes was removed from the University of Cape Town, eight students wrote this powerful piece. It explores how race, class, gender, colonialism, and patriarchy shape inequality in South Africa. Originally produced by The Baxter Theatre Centre, this reimagined version features three of the original creators and new cast members. The Fall has travelled the world—South Africa, the UK, Europe, and the US. It was named a New York Times Critics’ Pick. Now, it’s back to challenge, question, and move audiences all over again.
Cost: R110pp to R220pp, book via Webtickets
When: Running until 4 May, various times
Where: Mannie Manim stage at The Market Theatre, 56 Margaret Mcingana St, Newtown, Johannesburg
Studio Artwave’s Handcrafted Ceramic Workshop
Explore ceramics with artist Naz.valla! Join the workshop and mold, paint, and create unique pieces under her guidance.
Cost: R750pp, book online
When: Sunday, 27 April from 10am to 2pm
Where: Artwave, 44 Stanley Avenue, Milpark, Johannesburg
See Ryan Coogler’s new gory Jim Crow-era epic
Sinners tells the story of Smoke and Stack, twin brothers and World War I veterans, who return to the Mississippi Delta after years in Chicago. They use stolen money to buy a sawmill from a racist landowner, aiming to transform it into a juke joint for the local Black community. Their cousin Sammie, an aspiring guitarist, joins them despite his pastor father’s disapproval of blues music.
As they prepare for the opening, an Irish vampire and his undead band, drawn by Sammie’s supernatural music, threaten their plans.
Catch Sinners now playing at Ster-Kinekor IMAX locations at Eastgate Shopping Centre, Mall of Africa and Cradlestone in Johannesburg; The Grove in Tshwane.
Ginversity at Prison Break Market
This three-hour masterclass is an enjoyable and intimate experience perfect for you and your friends.
The Ginstructor will teach you about Gin’s fascinating history and the magical world of distilling. This is your chance to turn your hand to creating your very own gin. Using miniature copper stills and the distiller’s range of aromatics and botanicals, you will have the chance to craft your very own bespoke 500ml gin creation to take home with you.
Included in your gin journey will be a welcome drink and finger snacks. Contact the market in advance to inform of any special dietary requirements.
Cost: From R895pp, book via Quicket
When: Sunday, 27 April from 11am to 2pm
Where: The Noble Experient, Shed 7, Prison Break Market, 10 MacMillan Rd, Glenferness AH, Midrand
Celebrate all things Africa at Soke
Soke is an opportunity to be immersed in rhythmic beats, rich flavours, good company, and fashion inspired by the diverse heritage of Africa.
A daytime event that promises an unforgettable experience, guests are encouraged to add a touch of African flair to their outfits and embrace the rich cultural tapestry that Soke celebrates. The day is filled with African music, food, fashion and more.
Cost: From R100pp (general entry). From R3000 (VIP Table packages) | Book via Quicket
When: Sunday, 27 April from 1pm to 10pm
Where: Maracana, 58 Wierda Rd E, Wierda Valley, Sandton
Easy Sundays at Bloedlemoen Garden
Join for a relaxing and vibrant afternoon at Easy Sundays, an immersive cocktail and live music event at the beautiful Bloedlemoen Garden in 4 Ways Farmers Market.
Expect a complimentary gin and tonic to set the mood, live music performances from 1pm to 7pm featuring a variety of talented artists, and picturesque views in the beautiful Bloedlemoen Garden surrounded by lush greenery and a serene atmosphere.
Cost: R100pp, book via Ticketpro
When: Sunday, 27 April from 1pm to 5pm
Where: Bloedlemoen Garden, 4 Ways Farmers Market, Taroko Farm Modderfontein Reserve, Norfolk Ln, Klipfontein View, Lethabong
Print your own artful t-shirt at Origin Art Gallery
Start your day with a burst of creativity at Origin Art Gallery in Rosebank. HuemanBeingDesign is hosting a lively t-shirt painting workshop that invites you to express yourself in colour and style.
Surrounded by more than 80 striking skateboard artworks, you’ll be immersed in inspiration from the moment you arrive. Whether you’re a complete beginner or an experienced artist, this is your chance to create something truly personal. All equipment will be provided.
Cost: R300pp, book via Quicket
When: Saturday, 26 April from 10:30am to 1pm
Where: Origin Art, 21 Keyes Ave, Rosebank, Johannesburg
Have you seen Zandile? is now on at Soweto Theatre
Have You Seen Zandile? returns on stage at Soweto Theatre, reimagined for a new generation. First performed in 1986, this powerful story explores tradition, freedom, and identity. Zandile’s world is turned upside down when she’s taken from her loving grandmother in Durban to rural Transkei. There, she must confront a life where early marriage and hard labour take priority over dreams and education.
Directed by Momo Matsunyane—fresh from The Cry of Winnie Mandela—this revival pulses with fresh energy and cultural insight. Zevangeli Mampofu shines in the title role, while Siseko Velelo masterfully brings four different characters on stage. It’s a story of resilience and becoming, of love lost and courage found. A South African classic, told anew.
Cost: R100pp, book via Webtickets
When: Running from 15 April to 2 May, various times
Where: Soweto Theatre, cnr Bolani Link and Bolani Rd, 2601 Bolani Rd, Jabulani, Soweto
Pop into this thrift market at The Playground
Over 40 of Joburg’s top thrift stores are coming together for a one-of-a-kind market at The Playground in Braamfontein. A full day of fashion, vintage treasures, brilliant music and refreshing drinks — all in one vibrant space. Expect carefully curated finds, good vibes, and a buzzing crowd. Food and drink will be available to order, so come hungry and stay all day.
Cost: R20pp, pay at entrance
When: Saturday, 26 April from 12pm to 7pm
Where: The Playground, 73 Juta St, Braamfontein, Johannesburg
Soweto’s popular food market returns
One of Joburg’s favourite food markets, Seven Colour Sundays is the ultimate spot for a memorable Sunday out with family and friends. Hosted at the iconic Soweto Theatre, this vibrant food and lifestyle market offers a generous helping of delicious food, great music, and an unbeatable atmosphere.
Enjoy mouth-watering dishes while browsing through top-quality South African fashion, art, crafts, accessories, and home décor.
Cost: R70pp, book via Webtickets
When: Sunday, 27 April from 12pm
Where: Soweto Theatre, cnr Bolani Link and Bolani Rd, 2601 Bolani Rd, Jabulani, Soweto
Group Strength Training
Home Runn Club are hosting weekly strength and conditioning sessions until early May.
These meetings offer energised, mixed group strength training sessions to not only help each participant become a better runner but to inch them closer to reaching their fitness goals with a group of likeminded and driven individuals, all pushing together and embracing the grind.
Note that limited space is available per session.
Cost: R99pp, book via Quicket
When: Thursday, 24 April from 6.30pm to 7.30pm
Where: CrossFit Menlyn Maine, Cnr Serene &, Keeshond St, Pretoria
A retelling of the classic tale of Hercules
Get ready to go from “zero to hero” with ‘Hercules‘, a larger-than-life musical extravaganza filled with heart, humour, and high-energy performances.
Follow the epic journey of Hercules, a young demigod on a quest to prove his worth and reclaim his place among the gods on Mount Olympus. Along the way, he teams up with his hilarious sidekick, Phil, and the sassy yet charming Megara, as he battles mythical monsters, takes on the scheming Hades, and learns that true strength comes from the heart.
With catchy songs, electrifying choreography, and a talented cast bringing ancient Greece to life, this family-friendly show is packed with excitement, laughs, and plenty of heroic moments.
Cost: From R120pp, book via Quicket
When: Friday, 25 April to Saturday, 3 May. Various shows at 10am, 2pm and/or 6pm
Where: Irene Village Theatre, 1 Pioneer Rd, Irene Security Estate, Centurion
Tierlantynkies Kuier en Koopfees
It’s time for Pretoria’s “lekker kuier, lekker kos, lekker koop” festival.
Enjoy a day out with your family and expect some live entertainment, kids’ activities, delicious food and drinks, and more than 90 hand-picked vendors offering everything from the latest fashion, home decor and must-have accessories.
The market is pet-friendly so feel free to bring your furry friends along.
Cost: R50pp (buy once, enter all 7 days). Kids u/16 enter free | Book via Plankton
When: Friday, 25 April to Thursday, 1 May | Fri, Sat, Mon, Tues & Wed from 9am to 6pm daily. Sun & Thurs from 9am to 4pm
Where: Moreleta Kerk, 1353 De Villebois Mareuil Dr, Pretorius Park, Pretoria
Vinyl Market at Railways Cafe
The Vinyl Market at Railways Cafe is said to be the longest running Vinyl Market in Pretoria, curating some of the best vintage vinyl collections in the city. This weekend, check out the vinyl selection from 4 choice dealers and leave with something of your own.
Cost: FREE entry
When: Saturday, 26 April from 10am to 2pm
Where: Railways Cafe, 2 Hack Rd, Irene, Pretoria
Railways to Railways Party Bus
The Railways to Railways Party Bus offers one epic ride, and non-stop vibes from Railways Cafe Irene to Railways Cafe Cullinan.
Book a spot and experience ice cold drinks, and a party on wheels every month. At 12.30pm, be at Railways Café Irene, grab some drinks and get in the spirit before the bus leaves at 1pm.
Enjoy good vibes all journey long until the arrival at Railways Cullinan at 2.30pm, where guests get plenty of time to enjoy Cullinan and all it has to offer. The fun continues on the departure back to Railways Irene at 5.30pm, finally arriving at 7pm.
Cost: R200pp, book via Quicket
When: Saturday, 26 April from midday to 7.30pm
Where: Starts: Railways Cafe, 2 Hack Rd, Irene, Pretoria
Candlelight concerts featuring Vivaldi’s Four Seasons
Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Pretoria. The performers that are bringing the magic for this weekend’s concert are the Vienna String Quartet.
The programme includes:
- Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, Violin Concerto in G Minor, Op. 8 No. 1 RV 269: “Spring”
- The Four Seasons, Violin Concerto in G Minor, Op. 8 No. 2 RV 315: “Summer”
- The Four Seasons, Violin Concerto in G Minor, Op. 8 No. 3 RV 293: “Autumn”
- The Four Seasons, Violin Concerto in G Minor, Op. 8 No. 4 RV 297: “Winter”
Cost: R550pp to R620pp, book via Fever
When: Saturday, 26 April from 9pm
Where: Voortrekker Monument, Eeufees Rd, Groenkloof 358-Jr, Pretoria
Suzuki Centurion King of Prime View MTB Series #2
Get ready to claim your crown at the King of Prime View MTB Race, the ultimate mountain biking event designed for riders of all skill levels!
The event features 5km, 11km, 20km, 41km, 62km, 82km and 132km distances. Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or a weekend warrior, this event promises breathtaking trails, exhilarating challenges, and a supportive community.
Cost: From R150pp to R590pp, book online
When: Sunday, 27 April at 7.45am
Where: Prime View Adventure & Leisure, Southward Dr, Olifantsfontein 410-JR, Olifantsfontein
Greatest Show dinner with LeSi Restaurant’s Singing Waiters
Come and enjoy dinner at the LeSi Restaurant whilst their singing waiters provide unforgettable entertainment, performing hits from the popular film, The Greatest Showman and more.
Booking is essential for the A-la-carte dinner. There is also a R100 booking deposit which is to be deducted at the end of the evening.
Cost: Prices vary. Book via dineplan
When: Saturday, 26 April at 6pm for 6.30pm
Where: Casa Toscana Lodge – Home of – Blou Hond Theater and LeSi Singing Waiter Restaurant, 5 Darlington Rd, Lynnwood Manor, Pretoria
Sunday lunch at Brasserie de Paris
Indulge in a delightful three-course set menu this Sunday afternoon.
The menu has various choices, including vegetarian options. Starter options include soupe du jour (V);
line fish croquette, parmesan velouté, salmon trout caviar, and yuzu pearls; and duck liver parfait, cranberry gel, dill pickle, honey and truffle dressing, and melba.
For mains, choose from a honey and soy pork belly meal, a black rice risotto vegetarian meal, a beef fillet meal or a kingklip meal. For dessert there is dark chocolate, coffee and cognac opera cake, a Frangelico and coffee Parfait and nut crumble, a vanilla pod crème brûlée, and the sorbet of the day with fresh fruit.
Cost: R550pp, book via Dineplan
When: Sunday, 27 April from 11.30am to 2pm
Where: Brasserie de Paris, 381 Aries St, Waterkloof Ridge, Pretoria
