What to do this Women’s Day in Johannesburg

Things to do in Johannesburg this Women's Day. Photo: canva

Haven’t yet made any plans for National Women’s Day 2023? Here are some awesome events in Johannesburg worth checking out…

Women’s Day Afternoon Tea at the Rand Club

Enjoy Women’s Day Afternoon Tea at the Rand Club. Photo: canva

What: The Rand Club in Johannesburg will be hosting a fun Women’s Day Afternoon Tea, featuring guest speaker Cynthia Stimpel and a performance by soprano Marina Botha-Spies. Tickets cost R350 per person and can be booked h e re.

When: Wednesday, 9 August 2023 from 12:30 to 16:00

Where: Rand Club, 33 Loveday St, Marshalltown, Johannesburg.

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Yoga and Brunch At The Fort

Yoga and Brunch At The Fort. Photo: canva

What: Treat yourself this Women’s Day with an energising yoga session by instructor Rea and a delicious brunch accompanied with bubbles afterwards. It will be a great opportunity to reconnect with yourself and get to know like-minded women. Tickets cost R350 per person and can be booked here.

When: Wednesday, 9 August 2023 from 10:30 to 12:30

Where: The Fort, 28 Fort St, Birnam, Johannesburg.

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Bottomless Wine Wednesday

Enjoy Bottomless Wine Wednesday this Women’s Day. Photo: canva

What: Get your girls over to Cubana this Women’s Day for bottomless wine, art and fun. Unleash your inner artist while creating your very own masterpiece. Tickets cost R250 per person andd includes all the necessary art materials. Book here.

When: Wednesday, 9 August 2023 from 18:00 to 20:00

Where: Cubana, Corner of New Road and Harry Galaun Road Carlswald Lifestyle Shopping Centre, Carlswald, Midrand.

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