Out and About in Johannesburg: Things to do this weekend

Johannesburg North

First Sundays: Mi Casa

• Sunday, 7 June | 1:30pm
• Location: Maracanà, 58 Wierda Rd E, Wierda Valley, Sandton
• Cost: From R200 via Howler

If you’ve ever been to a Mi Casa show, you know the drill: less sitting, more standing, singing, dancing, and pure vibes.  

Deuce Experience: The Grand Parisian Clay Weekend

• Saturday, 6 June | 1:30pm
• Location: LUXX Venue, 70 Rivonia Rd, Sandhurst, Sandton
• Cost: From R5,500 via Howler

A premium live viewing experience inspired by the charm of Paris during the clay-court season, where world-class sport, culture, and luxury come together. Expect gourmet cuisine, a complimentary premium bar, curated music, and a live screening of the Roland Garros Women's Final. Dress code is Parisian Chic / Smart Elegant.

Le Vin x Wine Not : Harvest Reverie

• Saturday, 6 June | 2:30pm
• Location: Le Vin, 9 Walters street, Rosebank
• Cost: From R950 via Quicket 

This thoughtfully designed daytime-to-sunset experience presents a curated five-course menu, with each course paired with wine to enhance the flavours. Accompanied by live music, it invites guests to unwind, savour exquisite food, and engage in meaningful conversations. 

ONE DAY x SANBS hosted by J’Something

• Saturday, 6 June | 9am – 3pm
• Location: Artistry Listening Bar, 22 Fredman Drive, Sandown, Sandton
• Cost: Free entry, however, registration is needed

More than an afternoon of being serenaded by J' Something, this event is rooted in purpose. Alongside exceptional coffee and live music, it also serves as a blood drive, encouraging attendees to make a meaningful impact. A single blood donation has the potential to save up to three lives. 

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Johannesburg Central  

Encounters at The Bioscope

• Friday, 5 – Sunday, 14 June | Various times
• Location: The Bioscope, 44 Stanley Ave, Milpark
• Cost: Bookings via The Bioscope

Encounters, the South African International Documentary Festival, returns to The Bioscope this Friday. From 4 to 14 June 2026, the festival showcases compelling local stories and the filmmakers behind them. 

The Language of Gravestones

• Saturday, 6 June | 2pm
• Location: Braamfontein Cemetery, 18 Graf St
• Cost: From R195 via Quicket

This one is for the history lovers. This tour tells the stories about the hidden language carved into the headstones and graves at Braamfontein Cemetery, guided by the Johannesburg Heritage Foundation’s Antoinette Morgan and Nicola Noble. It is encouraged to wear closed, practical shoes and to bring sun protection and drinking water.

Rise 76: The story of June 16th 

• Friday, 5 June - Sunday, 28 June | multiple time slots
• Location: The Market Theatre, Newtown
• Cost: From R140 via Webtickets

This one is for the history lovers. This tour tells the stories about the hidden language carved into the headstones and graves at Braamfontein Cemetery, guided by the Johannesburg Heritage Foundation’s Antoinette Morgan and Nicola Noble. It is encouraged to wear closed, practical shoes and to bring sun protection and drinking water.

Johannesburg West 

Nature Appreciation Walk

• Saturday, 6 June | 2:30pm – 4:30pm 
• Location: Kloofendal Nature Reserve, Veronica St, Kloofendal, Roodepoort
• Cost: From R80 via Quicket

As part of a critically endangered ecosystem, Karin from Friends of Kloofendal will lead a guided walk, sharing her knowledge of how the plants and animals in this area survive and interact to create the beautiful environment that makes this ecosystem so unique. This event will take place regardless of the weather, so be sure to dress appropriately.