Ephemeral :: UJ Arts & Culture Programme

Business and Arts South Africa (BASA), in partnership with the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture (DSAC), announces the graduation of 53 emerging creative entrepreneurs from the Debut Fund Programme.

Celestial Bodies – an evocative and visually stunning exploration of cosmic themes, energy and movement.

Recipient of the 2026 Biennale Danza Silver Lion, Mamela Nyamza, brings her two trailblazing productions Hatched Ensemble and Herd/Less to The Baxter.

Extended call for participation: Artivism Conference 2026

South African Music Award-winning artist, socio-economic developer and cultural leader Nomsa Mazwai proudly announces the launch of Sober Fest, a health and wellness family music festival taking place on Freedom Day weekend.

The Market Theatre Foundation has appointed Nkadi Solly Mampana as Archives & Collections Manager to strengthen the preservation of its legacy.

UJ Choir presents its International Concert Series – a choral experience that brings together ensembles from France, Switzerland and USA.

The Market Photo Workshop in partnership with The Tierney Family Foundation announces Xolani Ngubeni as the 18th recipient of the Tierney Fellowship.

The South African State Theatre proudly announces that the original album for Fatherland The Musical will be officially released on 27 April 2027, in celebration of Freedom Day.

A powerful celebration of faith, identity and community.

Aaron Posner’s tragi-comedy, Stupid Fucking Bird – a bold and darkly funny reimagining of Chekhov’s The Seagull – flies onto The Baxter stage.