CLOSING OFF AN EVENTFUL YEAR THAT SAW SOUTH AFRICANS CONQUER AND THRIVE THROUGH ADVERSITY
Freedom Park, a national heritage site, in Pretoria, will on the 11 December 2021, host the 2nd annual music festival with an aim to highlight issues amongst others, of racism, unity, xenophobia, violence against women and children etc. The music festival comes at a time when our resilience as a nation has been put to test thus creating a great opportunity to acknowledge and encourage the public to practice Ubuntu in our communities.
Freedom Park is a place to engage matters relating to our multicultural country, multiracial and multi-ethnic society. This is done through intergenerational dialogues, public lectures, opinion pieces etc.; with an aim to achieve objectives pivotal to Freedom Park, such as nation building, reconciliation, and social cohesion. The annual ubuntu music festival responds to attributes related to social cohesion .
This year’s line-up of performances include multi-genre acts f celebrated, seasoned and trailblazing artists such as The Muffinz PJ Powers, Vicky Sampson, Msaki, Lufuno Dagada and many more including DJ’s and many more.
" Music has always played a huge role in moving our country forward. We hope that this Festival will encourage us in our journey of social cohesion and most importantly remind us of our shared humanity." Jane Mufamadi, CEO Freedom Park.
Details for the event are as follows:
Date: 11 December 2021
Time: 12h00
Venue: Freedom Park, Pretoria
Tickets are available at R120 at Comp ticket/Web Ticket, and we will also stream the event on Freedom Park's Facebook page. Streaming Tickets are available at R50.
For more information follow us on social media
Twitter: @Freedom_Park
Instagram: @Freedom_parksa
Facebook: Freedom Park (SA)
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