If you are familiar with Wale Mandla, more especially if you follow the brand on all social media platforms you know by now that we are travelers and we set up pop-up stores all over South Africa, be shopping centers, malls, events, and festivals we are there. This year we decided to visit Johannesburg again but change locations we are not in Newtown Junction Mall but in The Zone @Rosebank.
We open from Monday to Friday between 9am to 6pm The Pop-up store will run-up to the 31st of January 2021
Alter Concepts, an NPC based in Cape Town is celebrating the heritage day with the general public, by hosting an African Festival at the V&A Waterfront Amphitheatre.
A day filled with entertainment from dancers, singers, rappers, poets, life coaching speeches, and a brass band, integrating other talents and cultures across Africa, showcasing our diversity in arts, fashion hosted by Wale Mandla, music and cultures.
Drizzled Winter Music and Food Festival is the super cool and super fab winter twin sister of Sizzled summer music and food festival. Drizzled is Cape Town’s First Original Winter Music festival.
Launched in 2018, This year we are doing it differently and changing the game forever. We aim to change a culture that has an underrepresented woman in our music community. In solidarity and on the eve of Women’s month we curated an all-female line-up to spotlight the City’s most vibrant selectors and music artist to headline Drizzled 2019. Yep, we kicking off Women’s month early to honour our woman. This is more than an event, it’s a campaign to let you know we woman are out here and we too can do what guys can do, #SoMuchBetta.
That’s right lovelies, come indulge in amazing gourmet street food and get down to a plethora of music genres featuring SA’s freshest underground hip hop, house, and electronic music artists.
“The Basha Uhuru Sounds of Freedom music festival for an eclectic and exciting mix of South African music. As part of Constitution Hill’s commitment to strengthening the emergent music industry, Sound of Freedom – one of the anticipated on the Johannesburg music festival calendar – will feature a mash up of both established and emerging artists, blazing trails across the music scene”
If I was to be asked to describe this even I would say “The creative uprising bringing designers to the fore”.
This is the ultimate creative gathering that brings artistic beings together to share their creative with other creative’s.
I was part of the creative’s who celebrated 25 years of creative freedom. Great minds gathered together and we shared inspirational talks together with the audience. This is also an entrepreneurial programme for young creative’s
My time at Basha Uhuru was astonishing, 85% of the people who came to my stall appreciated my uncantathu tribal print at it is unique and not easy to find.
Either you are just an art and culture fanatic or you up for some good South African cuisines, designs and live music. The Seven Colour Sunday is just for you.
Soweto theatre has put together a weekend of family fun, food, games, live music and growing local brands and businesses. This event show cases the beauty and creativity of local talent. It embraces and promotes local designers
The social vibe and networking never lets you down as people from all spheres of Johannesburg come to experience different cuisines of South Africa. Also try out our designer clothes.
As we spent a week at The Newtown Junction Mall the workshop. We placed our designer, to learn the culture and trying to build my brand into something big, reaching for the stars.
The workshop is every unique with a cultural ethical sense, it has the feel of the gold sun. It caters for African designers, brands and art. The aura at the workshop permits the growth of creative art-forms and facilitates a collective vision.
The people or customers rather who come at the workshop are amazing yet supportive. They showed me appreciation and love of uncantathu print, a few described to authentic and peculiar.
The University of the Western Cape came alive on Friday 18 May 2018 as students and staff gathered for an early celebration of Africa Day.
The event, globally celebrated on 25 May, saw the main campus square decked out in colourful flags from countries across the continent.
Inside the Main Hall, staff and students dressed out in traditional African attire, queued to sample the continental food stalls and settled down to watch a fashion show that featured Wale Mandla.
DRIZZLED is all about promoting and uplifting local talent, you’ve seen me chat about the local food and music scene but there was another element added to the mix. If you wanted to shop some authentic local fashion, the foyer of the DRIZZLED warehouse was the best place to do so.
