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.

JAZZ 3-COURSE MENU

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.
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.
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.
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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11th December 2022

Tshepo Tsotetsi (Saxophone)
Graeme Sacks (Guitar)
Dan Berglund (Drums)
Amaeshi Ikechi (Bass)

Tshepo Tsotetsi is a young and vibrant musician from Benoni. Tshepo has always had a keen interest in composition and in the ninth grade, the National School of the Arts orchestra played his first orchestral composition. Apart from being a band leader, composer and saxophonist/clarinettist, Tshepo is also an arranger. He has worked with many of the great musicians worldwide.

Graeme Sacks is a passionate music therapist, professional musician, and music teacher with over 30 years of experience.

Dan Berglund, a Drummer with 13 professional years of playing drums and classical percussion under his belt, he continues to play drums just for the joy of making music.

Amaeshi Okwarachukwu Ikechi is a Nigerian bassist and composer. At the age of 13 he learnt how to play bass without formal training from a friend and the journey of 21 years has led to an amazing career, working with accomplished musicians like Selaelo Selota, Lira, Simphiwe Dana, Zama Jobe, Stix Hojeng, Malaika, Sibongile Khumalo and many more.

4th December 2022

Romy Brauteseth (Bass)
Johan Mthethwa (Piano)
Phil Holder (Saxophone)
Sphelelo Mazibuko (Drums)

Romy Brauteseth grew up with a mom that played bass, so her primary example of a bass player was a woman. As a bassist, she has featured in albums and has performed in many notable live performances around the world. She defines jazz as a conversation which is light sometimes, humorous and fun at other times.

Johan Mthethwa is a gifted and a versatile Pianist. He is one of the first call South African pianists & keyboardists for decades, performing and recording with countless well-established Musicians that include Hugh Masekela, Judith Sepuma, Thandiswa Mazwai, Themba Mkhize and many more. In the South African Jazz scene, Johan Mthethwa has made himself a household name, appearing at National Festivals, Concert halls and Theatre stages.

The awesomely lyrical and great interpreter of melody, Phil Holder, is a household name as a Saxophonist in the South African Jazz scene.

Sphelelo Mazibuko studied Music and Drumming under the guidance of respected Jazz Educators, Neil Gonsalves & Bruce Baker. To date, Sphelelo Mazibuko has performed and/or recorded as a Drummer with many accomplished & respected South African Artists, covering many musical genre such as Jazz, Gospel, R&B, Afro Pop, Pop, etc. Mazibuko’s freelance work has taken him to all corners of South Africa as well as to AFRICA,UK, US & EU. In addition to being a live & studio Drummer, Sphelelo Mazibuko also works as a Studio Engineer, a Drum Technician and as a Music Educator.

Jazz Sundays at Sanctuary Mandela