Mi Casa, Lira and Mango Groove headline Kirstenbosch’s 34th summer concert season

Bizcommunity3 November 2026 at 10:13

Kirstenbosch’s Summer Sunset Concerts return on 22 November 2026, with Mi Casa opening a 19-concert season that will bring some of South Africa’s best-known performers to the gardens through to 28 March 2027.
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