Music At The Lake Series – The Parlotones

Name: Music At The Lake Series – The Parlotones
Start: 2024-07-28
End: 2024-07-28
Location: Durban Botanic Gardens

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Date

28 Jul 24

Expired!

Time

1:00 pm

Cost

R270.00

City

Durban

The Old Mutual Music at the Lake series continues with another exceptional concert, featuring The Parlotones on Sunday, July 28, at the Durban Botanic Gardens, beautifully set around the picturesque lake.

Music enthusiasts and families can look forward to an unforgettable live performance by one of South Africa’s legendary bands, The Parlotones. Frontman Kahn Morbee will be traveling from the Netherlands for this special concert.

The Old Mutual Music at the Lake series is the longest-running live music series in KwaZulu-Natal, offering a relaxing and entertaining Sunday afternoon in a beautiful outdoor setting. The event takes place at the Durban Botanic Gardens Lake area, the oldest botanic gardens in Africa, providing a serene backdrop with its lush gardens and abundant wildlife.

Bring your snacks, food, drinks, blankets, and camping chairs and enjoy a delightful picnic-style afternoon on the shaded lawns of the gardens.

Get your tickets now from Webtickets.

EVENT INFO:

Old Mutual Music at the Lake: The Parlotones

Date: Sunday, July 28
Venue: Durban Botanic Gardens
Times: Gates open at 13:00, Music starts at 14:00, Show ends at 17:00

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Tags: Durban Botanic Gardens , Music At The Lake , Old Mutual , The Parlotones

Location

Durban Botanic Gardens

9A John Zikhali Rd, Berea, Durban

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