SecretEats unveils first SecretCinema in Johannesburg
SecretEats, the global brand that has been offering guests intimate and exclusive dining and entertainment experiences, has announced that it will, for the first time, host its SecretCinema in Johannesburg at an undisclosed venue on 17 May 2025.
Like many of its previous thrilling events, SecretCinema promises to be remarkable with a line-up of extraordinary activities. Attendees will have the pleasure of pre-screening one of the year's most anticipated secret blockbuster films after indulging in tasty delicacies.
'Your night begins with top-secret cocktails and classified canapés, meticulously curated to transport you straight into the world of espionage,' states SecretEats on Instagram.
The screening will take place at a 'super-secret private cinema', but where? We suppose you'll need to book to find out!
An Overnight Culinary Journey
SecretEats has also announced that it will be hosting another event called, An Overnight Culinary Journey, where a top chef will marry local and global flavours to create mouth-watering dishes.
The event will also feature segments of storytelling and other surprises.
An Overnight Culinary Journey will take place in June at a secret grand country estate.
So, if you are in and around Johannesburg and looking for new adventure and fun, these two events promise to provide unforgettable experiences.
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