Jazz Sundays at Sanctuary Mandela
Join us every Sunday between 12pm and 3pm for Jazz Sundays
Jazz Sundays at Sanctuary Mandela
Join us every Sunday at Sanctuary Mandela between 12pm and 3pm for Jazz Sundays.
Choose your ticket option for the show only (R300 per person) or a ticket including a delicious 3-course meal (R600 per person) featuring a delicious menu inspired by Madiba's favourite dishes. Both tickets include a complimentary glass of bubbles and for guests taking ticket only tickets, meal options will be available to purchase on the day.
Tickets are limited and sell out fast, so book your tickets now by contacting us on +27 (10) 035 0368.
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Great Food
Insights restaurant offers guests a place to enjoy and share delicious meals with friends and family, just like Madiba loved to. In memory of his love for food, our restaurant serves as a tribute to his favourite dishes.
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Great Music
Our jazz musicians change weekly but one thing we are certain of is that each week our guests will be exposed to great music. Keep an eye on our schedule below for upcoming show details.
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Great Company
Sundays are traditionally a day to spent with loved ones. Whether you bring your best friends or close family, you are sure to have a great time enjoying great music and great food together.
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Delicious Cuisine
The menu, carefully crafted by Xoliswa Ndoyiya, offers a choice of delicious contemporary cuisine inspired by Madiba's favourite dishes.
Upcoming
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1 Oct 2023
Phuti Sepuru
Viwe Mkizwana (Bass)
Nthabiseng Motsepe(Vocals)
Phuti Sepuru completed her Bachelor, Master, and Doctor of Music degrees at the University
of Pretoria. She is a Lecturer in Musicology at the University of South Africa’s (UNISA)
Department of Art and Music. Sepuru is the Vice-President (Southern region) of the Pan
African Society for Musical Arts Education (PASMAE) and a Board Member of the South
African Association for Jazz Education (SAJE). Professionally, Sepuru is very active as a
versatile session musician who has worked with many artists and projects that include: Winnie
Mandela Tribute Concerts (Tshepo Tshola, Judith Sephuma, Siphokazi, Zahara, Simphiwe
Dana, Dr Tumi, Ringo Madlingozi and the Bala Brothers); Women in Song Legacy Tour
(Abigail Kubeka, Dorothy Masuka, Mabongi and Deborah Fraser); Concord Nkabinde, and
Simphiwe Dana. More recently, she joined the “Nelson Mandela: The Song Lives On” project
as pianist and backing vocalist.
