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Make 2026 your most adventurous year yet
Make 2026 your most adventurous year yet
As the calendar turns to 2026, there’s no better time to step out of the ordinary and embrace new experiences right here in Johannesburg, the city of gold, culture, creativity and endless possibilities. Whether you’re a local
Makhelwane Festival 2025: Soweto Says “Welcome Home”
Makhelwane Festival 2025: Soweto Says “Welcome Home”
From 12 to 14 December 2025, the streets of Soweto burst back to life as the Makhelwane Festival returns — bigger, bolder, and more deeply rooted in community than ever. Now celebrating eleven years, this iconic lifestyle and culture
(In)Visible returns to launch cross-border tour
(In)Visible returns to launch cross-border tour
The Forgotten Angle Theatre Collaborative (FATC), #FATC30, announce the return of (In)Visible, a powerful choreographic work by Mozambican artist Janeth Mulapha, which begins a cross-border tour in October 2025. The work first premiered
Why Women‑Led Tourism in Johannesburg Transforms How We See the...
Why Women‑Led Tourism in Johannesburg Transforms How We See the City
When women guide our explorations—especially in cities like Johannesburg—we don’t just experience places; we feel stories, reckon with history, and discover hope. Here’s how women‑led tourism reshapes the travel narrative
Basha Uhuru 2025: Celebrating the Legacy of Creative Expression
Basha Uhuru 2025: Celebrating the Legacy of Creative Expression
Johannesburg’s most anticipated celebration of youth culture, art, music, fashion, and freedom is back! The Basha Uhuru Freedom Festival, hosted at Constitution Hill from 25 – 28 June 2025, invites all creatives, dreamers, and
How art helps us understand Joburg
How art helps us understand Joburg
Johannesburg is a city layered with stories—some whispered in the winds of mine dumps, others shouted from the vibrant walls of Soweto. It’s a place of movement, memory, migration, and meaning. And one of the most powerful ways to
A Celebration of Human Rights and Social Justice
A Celebration of Human Rights and Social Justice
Join the 7th Annual Constitution Hill Human Rights Festival: A Just and Inclusive South Africa The 7th edition of the Constitution Hill Human Rights Festival arrives at a pivotal time for South Africa, as the nation navigates complex
Why Conhill being declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site is a big...
Why Conhill being declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site is a big deal
The declaration of Constitution Hill as a UNESCO World Heritage site validates the site's historical significance, highlights its role in the ongoing global conversation about human rights, and promises economic and educational benefits
This Mandela Day make a tangible impact on local communities
This Mandela Day make a tangible impact on local communities
Celebrating Mandela Day in Johannesburg's Tourism Industry Nelson Mandela International Day on 18 July serves as a poignant reminder of the power of compassion, reconciliation, and social justice. In Johannesburg, the heart of South
Constitution Hill Human Rights Festival 21 – 24 March 2024
Constitution Hill Human Rights Festival 21 – 24 March 2024
The 6th edition of the Human Rights Festival takes place over Human Rights weekend and pays homage to all those who lost their lives in the fight for democracy, particularly during the Sharpeville Massacre of
Constitution Hill Human Rights Festival 2020
Constitution Hill Human Rights Festival 2020
On December 10th 1996, the UN’s International Human Rights Day, South Africa’s President Nelson Mandela signed into law, South Africa’s world-renowned constitution. This act took place in Sharpeville to acknowledge the
Deborah Mutemwa-Tumbo
Deborah Mutemwa-Tumbo
Meet Deborah Mutemwa-Tumbo 'There is a quote I once heard, that I always return to in my mind. It reminds me of this place… "All [wo]men dream, but not equally. Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds, wake in the
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