From beats to blooms: celebrate music and motherhood with Ultra South Africa and more
Thousands of people are expected to enjoy the festivities at the Joburg leg of Ultra South Africa 2025
Prepare for a night of music and vibrancy as Ultra South Africa is making its return to the City of Gold this weekend.
The festival, which is Africa's largest electronic music festival, is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year with some of the biggest names in music.
The global heavyweights who will take to the stage include Martin Garrix, Armin van Buuren, KSHMR and Shimza. They will be joined by Da Capo, DBN Gogo, Kabza De Small, Mörda, Kyle Cassim and many more.
There will also be an array of meals and a wide selection of beverages to enjoy at the event.
Where: Expo Centre at Nasrec.
When: Saturday, May 10, from 2pm.
Pretoria Zoo Mother's Day celebration
Spoil the leading lady in your life with a day full of activities at the Pretoria Zoo Mother's Day celebration.
This event, which is being hosted by Imbokodo Zase Mzansi Women, is a celebration of unity and sisterhood.
It will include live performances from the likes of DJ Young ,Ismail Abrahams, Tbose Mokwele and Paul Mtirara.
Attendees can also enjoy engaging activities and games, delicious food and drinks, inspirational speeches and networking.
Where: The Pretoria Zoo.
When: Sunday, May 11, from 10am.
The Ruimsig Night Run
Work on your fitness while enjoying the outdoors at The Ruimsig Night Run.
Participants can choose from a 5km or 10km night run.
There will also be live music, food vendors and an electric atmosphere at the finish line.
Where: The Ruimsig Country Club.
When: Friday, May 9, at 5pm.
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