The Paris New York Heritage Festival — an international festival offering a journey to the heart of Africa and the African Diaspora’s art and music — returns to Constitution Hill for its second edition from Friday, 5 March to Saturday, 5 March 2022.
The 2-day festival will feature a unique line-up of local and international artists. The local artists include The Brother Moves On, Msaki, Bholoja, Gontse Makhene, Malcolm Jiyane, and students from the ‘Morris Isaacson Center for Music’.
International artists who will make an appearance at the festival include Aloe Blacc, Raashan Ahmad, Nicola Conte, Djeudjoah, and Lieutenant Nicholson.
The Locrate Market – Soweto’s famous market will present 15 stalls with delicious food and local arts and crafts for a day of fun and culture.
In addition to the music and local market, the festival will also feature a series of public conversations and exchanges exploring the theme of Human[U]nity facilitated by Kaya959’s Nicky Blumenfeld. Guest speakers will include Benjamin Levy (festival director, promoter, and educator), Azah (master percussionist and music therapist), and others.
Tickets are on sale through howler.co.za (R150 for early bird special).
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