FriYAY: your guide to weekend entertainment in Jozi

Make the most of your weekend by attending one of these awesome events

28 July 2017 - 14:46 By Yolisa Mkele
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Musician Paul Hanmer, who will be the resident composer for the Mozart Festival, at his home in Observatory, Johannesburg.
Musician Paul Hanmer, who will be the resident composer for the Mozart Festival, at his home in Observatory, Johannesburg.
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MUSIC

Berg in the Burg

A two-day party that combines tattooing and some of the city's best electronic music. If you are serious about having a party, this is the place to be.

When:  Saturday, 29 July and Sunday, 30 July, 8pm

Where: Carfaxt, And Club, The Old Biscuit Mill, R250-R299, bergintheburg.nutickets.co.za

'Trains to Taung'

A celebration of the iconic jazz album Trains to Taung featuring Paul Hanmer.

When: Friday, 28 July, 8.30pm

Where: The Orbit Jazz Club, R150, theorbit.co.za

LIFESTYLE

The Only Whisky Show

Get a taste of all of the single malt whisky launched in the history of Three Ships Whisky.

When: Friday, 28 July, 6pm

Where: The Tin Factory, R450, theonlywhiskyshow.com

National Antique and Decorative Arts Fair

A showcase of the best collectables in the land.

When: Until Sunday, 30 July, 9am

Where: Mall of Africa, Free, naada.co.za

PERFORMANCE

Big City, Big Dreams Ballet

A cutting-edge ballet featuring some of Johannesburg's best young talent.

When: Until Sunday, August 6, times vary

Where: Joburg Theatre, R90-R225, webtickets.co.za

COMEDY

Thugz of Comedy presents Billion Ke Sny,

General Scima and the Nyaope Boyz present their own inimitable laughs

When: Saturday, 29 July, 2pm

Where: Joburg Theatre, R30, webtickets.co.za

This article was originally published in The Times.

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