Setting up. |
The concerts generally start at 5:30, and the gates open at 4:00. However, it is best to get there by 3:30 if you want a good spot on the grass! The views of Cape Town and Devil’s Peak are spectacular.
Concert begins. |
What to bring: A picnic blanket to sit on, a blanket or jacket to cover up with (if it gets cold), a pick nick basket with some yummy treats, drinks (wine/alcohol is permitted), umbrella for sun or rain protection.
This guy was having a little too much fun... |
The crowd dancing! |
I can’t believe I haven’t gone to the concert series sooner!
Can’t wait until next year!
Song of the Post: Makoti
by Hugh Masekela. “Makoti” is Zulu for “young bride.” It’s a fun song and is
one that everyone danced to at the concert.
3 comments:
I seriously LOVE Kirstenbosch - some of my best memories in the Western Cape come from their summer concerts :)
Sounds like you guys had a lovely time!
xxx
Jenna
I love outdoor concerts like this, we've been to a few here in Canberra at the National Botanic Gardens.I have heard of Hugh Masekela and some of his songs but not Makoti, thanks for sharing, I loved it!
That looks AMAZING!
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