Get out of the house in March, and enjoy all that autumn in Bloemfontein has to offer, with markets, music, and stage productions to attend this month!
Night Market @ A Lodge
A Lodge at Bloemfontein is hosting a Night Market on Friday 1 March from 4 pm, with Arend van den Berg and Francois Bouwer providing musical entertainment while patrons stroll through the stalls. Entry is R20 per person.
Nicholis Louw @ Wietzbaden Brauhaus
On Saturday 2 March from 7 pm you can enjoy the music of Nicholis Louw at Wietzbaden Brauhaus in Bainsvlei. Tickets are available from Quicket at R120 per person, while the Wietzbaden Brauhaus only allows table bookings for four or more people.
Iqhawe Elingaphakathi kum’ @ Pacofs
The thought-provoking dance piece also known as Shadow Pillar, will be on show at the André Huguenet Theatre on Thursday 14 March at 6 pm. Tickets are available from WebTickets for R100 per person.
Champagne Breakfast @ Ramblers Club
Opulentia is hosting an inspirational, motivational, and entertaining Champagne Breakfast at Ramblers Club on Thursday 14 March from 9 am with Hannes van Wyk, and Desiré Gardner. Tickets are available from Tianke – 079 502 4670 at R250 each.
Ek, ’n Tent, & Oorlog @ Tevah Venue
On Wednesday 20 March at 7 pm Francois from Hoezit Samelewing will be telling campfire stories at Tevah Venue. Tickets are available from Hein – 072 395 6493 at R150 for adults, or R80 per child for children 13 and under.
Johan Anker @ Aasvoël Klub
Johan Anker returns to the Aasvoël Klub to entertain on Thursday 21 March at 8 pm. Joining him once more is Petrich Brits on guitar. Tickets are available from Aasvoël Klub at R120 per person, or contact 084 559 8991.
Fatman @ Be Human
Friday 29 March sees Fatman entertaining at Be Human. Gates open at 6 pm, while the main man takes to the stage at 7 pm. Head to Computicket for tickets at R170 each and enjoy the stage presence of Fatman.
Oh Natuurlik Market
The Oh Natuurlik Market launches on Saturday 30 March at Pickler’s Park at 9 am. The market features all of nature’s goodies, including art, drinks, and local produce. On top of all of that, patrons will be spoiled to some live music as well.
Compiled by Warren Hawkins
