Entertainment opportunities in Central South Africa abound. Whether its a theatre production in Bloemfontein, Welkom or Kimberley; gambling at casinos in Lesotho and Thaba Nchu; celebrating arts and culture in the Karoo; or shopping to your heart’s content at the Loch Logan Waterfront, Central South Africa has something in store for you.

The Free State provides a full range of entertainment, fr...    
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Entertainment opportunities in Central South Africa abound. Whether its a theatre production in Bloemfontein, Welkom or Kimberley; gambling at casinos in Lesotho and Thaba Nchu; celebrating arts and culture in the Karoo; or shopping to your heart’s content at the Loch Logan Waterfront, Central South Africa has something in store for you.

The Free State provides a full range of entertainment, from shopping at Welkom’s state-of-the-art mall, which is right next to the casino to making a day of the Bloemfontein Zoo and topping off the evening with a rugby match at Vodacom Park. KwaZulu-Natal Midlands district offers arts and crafts and some of the finest spas and restaurants in the country. The Eastern Cape hosts one of the biggest festivals on the South Africa events’ calendar, the Klein Karoo National Arts Festival (KKNK), while Nieu-Bethesda celebrates everything Athol Fugard.

Fraserburg in the Northern Cape introduces young up-and-coming film makers to the world, while Ladismith in the Western Cape makes the most of its annual eco-festival. Lesotho blends traditional Basotho cultural entertainment with western-style casinos and restaurants.

All in all, Central South Africa caters to all your entertainment needs, be they for exuberant nightlife, cultural celebrations, fine dining, or artistic expression.
   
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