Old Mutual Music at the Lake celebrates Father's Day with Just Jinjer and Watershed
Just Jinjer will be perfoming their chart-topping classics at the Old Mutual Music at the Lake concert on Father's Day in Durban.
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What better way to spend Father's Day than enjoying an unforgettable afternoon of music, family, and celebration at the Old Mutual Music at the Lake concert on Sunday, 15 June.
South African music icons Just Jinjer and Watershed will take to the stage in the scenic surrounds of the Durban Botanic Gardens, bringing their timeless hits and electric live energy to this much-loved outdoor venue.
Attendees can bring picnic baskets, camping chairs, and cooler boxes, and settle in for an afternoon of legendary local music, surrounded by lush greenery and the joyful spirit of Father's Day.
Watershed will be performing at the Old Mutual Music at the Lake Father's Day concert at Botanic Gardens.
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Proceeds from the event support the Garden Window Project – an innovative people and plant development initiative that forms part of the Durban Botanic Gardens' commitment to community upliftment and environmental education.
'At Old Mutual, we're proud to support the Music at the Lake series—an uplifting celebration of local talent, unity, and cultural pride. This partnership is part of our ongoing commitment to building stronger communities and creating meaningful moments of joy.
"Events like these, especially on special occasions like Father's Day, offer families the chance to connect, celebrate, and make lasting memories together. We believe in the power of music to bring people closer, and we're honoured to play a role in making that happen in the heart of Durban's iconic Botanic Gardens,' said Bandile Mngoma, Senior Manager: Sponsorships & Events at Old Mutual.
Expect the unmistakable vocals and chart-topping classics from Just Jinjer, as well as the soulful songwriting and soaring melodies of Watershed—two of South Africa's most celebrated bands—sharing one stage in a rare and special live collaboration.
Tickets are on sale from Webtickets. For more information, visit www.durbanbotanicgardens.org.za or call the Info Centre on 068 5981396.
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