The Sunday afternoon Concerts in the Park series which kicked off in November, offers Capetonians the chance to experience some of Cape Town and SA's most esteemed artists at no charge, whilst enjoying a lazy afternoon in one of the Mother City's best kept public parks. The varied line-up will be bringing De Waal Park's beautiful Edwardian bandstand to life every other Sunday up until the first weekend of April.
Young and old are invited to enjoy Zoid's unplugged performance in the bandstand, which will commence at 3pm. Concert-goers are encouraged to arrive from2pm and bring their own picnics (no food or drinks will be for sale). Chairs, sun umbrella and rugs are allowed. De Waal Park is located on Molteno Road with entrances on Molteno, Upper Orange and Camp Streets.
The rest of the Summer Concerts in the Park series will feature artists equally esteemed: the Philharmonic Brass Quintet will bring some old-school pizzazz to the park on 15 January, while on 5 February, The Gugulethu Tenors will fill the park with song followed by theAfrican-ska band, The Rudimentals, on the 19th. International jazz and pop star, singer and actor Ike Moriz will appear on 4 March with flamenco guitarist Saudiq Khan performing with his two- piece band on the 18th. The grand finale takes place on 1 April featuring young Afro-pop star Nomfusi.
