KwaZulu-Natal is set to host a variety of events this weekend, catering to different interests and tastes. In Durban, the Brothers in Worship event will feature gospel musicians Dumi Mkokstad, Ayanda Ntanzi, and Sbu Noah at the Durban Christian Centre Jesus Dome in Mayville, starting at 7 pm on Friday. The event promises to be an exciting one, with the trio performing their hit songs.
Another event taking place on Friday is the Kasified Experience: Friends of Saba Ribiro, which will be held at Gamalakhe in Port Shepstone. The event will feature a lineup of local musicians, including Zeh McGeba, Dlala Thukzin, and Sykes, among others. The festival is expected to draw a large crowd, with attendees looking forward to an evening of great music and entertainment.
On Saturday, the Peter Tosh Festival: Meet & Greet will take place at the Overlook Rasta Camp in Ngqungqulu, Molweni. The event will feature a diverse lineup of artists, including Rastas@Work, Sling Flabba, and Jah Lady, among others. The festival is a celebration of music, art, and culture, and is expected to be a memorable experience for attendees.
The Murchison First Dance event will take place on Friday at Syabala Distributors, located on the N2 Highway. The event will feature a lineup of local musicians, including Dankie Boi, Mgilane, and Quonic, among others. The event is expected to get underway at 4 pm, with attendees looking forward to an afternoon of great music and dancing.
The KZN International Arts Festival will take place on Friday at the Folweni Red Cross Community Hall, starting at 10 pm. The event will feature a variety of performances, including poetry, music, and dance. The festival is a celebration of the province's rich cultural heritage, and is expected to showcase the talents of local artists.
On Saturday, musician Danya Devs will perform at the Bayede Tour, which will take place at the Playhouse Opera Theatre in Thekwini, starting at 2:30 pm. The event is expected to be a highlight of the weekend, with Devs' soulful voice and Afro-soul music style sure to entertain the audience. Meanwhile, the Ndumezulu Music Festival will take place at the Newcastle Farmer's Hall, featuring a lineup of local musicians, including oSjava, Big Zulu, and Lwah Ndlunkulu, among others.
The weekend's events will conclude on Sunday with the Internet Athi Live: Polymorphism event, which will take place at The Chairman, starting at 3 pm. The event is expected to be a unique and thought-provoking experience, with attendees looking forward to an afternoon of great music and entertainment. Other events taking place on Sunday include a theater performance, How To Cook Your Husband, at the Rhumbelow Theatre, and a concert by the Durban Chamber Choir at the Kloof Methodist Church.
Key points
- The events will showcase local talent and provide entertainment for attendees.
- Various genres of music will be represented, including gospel, Afro-soul, and maskandi.
- The events will take place at different venues across KwaZulu-Natal, including Durban, Port Shepstone, and Newcastle.
