Johannesburg shines bright during the festive season, offering lots of activities that embrace the holiday spirit. From enchanting festive markets to dazzling light displays, here are five events you shouldn’t miss this December…
1. Bryanston Market Moonlight Markets
Dates: 17 December, 2024
Location: Culross Road, Bryanston
Enjoy late-night festive shopping at this iconic market, where local vendors offer unique crafts and gifts. Live music, delicious food, and holiday cheer create a magical atmosphere under the stars.
2. Emperors Palace Christmas Village
Dates: 15-24 December, 2024
Location: Emperors Palace, Kempton Park
Stroll through this enchanting Christmas village filled with decorative stalls, festive entertainment, and seasonal treats. It’s a wonderful spot for families looking to immerse themselves in holiday joy.
3. The Wanderers Christmas Market
Dates: 9-16 December, 2024
Location: The Wanderers Club, Illovo, Johannesburg
Discover a variety of artisan crafts, gourmet food, and Christmas gifts at this festive market. With activities for kids and live entertainment, it’s a favourite among locals.
4. Melrose Arch Christmas Lights
Dates: Throughout December 2024
Location: Melrose Arch
Take a stroll through the stunning Christmas light display at Melrose Arch. With plenty of shops, restaurants, and family-friendly activities, it’s a must-see for anyone seeking festive cheer in Johannesburg.
5. Christmas Lights at Zoo Lake
Dates: 1-31 December, 2024
Location: Zoo Lake, Johannesburg
Zoo Lake in Johannesburg transforms into a winter wonderland with dazzling Christmas light displays throughout December. Visitors can enjoy a stroll under twinkling lights, grab festive treats from vendors, and experience the serene beauty of the lake.
Have you visited any of these fun festive markets before?
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