Brutal Fruit Spritzer Saturday Brunch was held over the weekend at Grand Aria, transforming the venue into a glamorous pink soiree dedicated to celebrating women, sisterhood and shared experiences.
Designed as an event for women, the brunch brought them together from different backgrounds to unwind, connect, and enjoy a well-curated afternoon filled with entertainment, food and interactive activities. Guests arrived dressed in elegant shades of pink, embracing the event’s signature aesthetic. The venue was styled to match the theme, creating a sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere. From the moment attendees stepped in, they were immersed in a setting that encouraged self-expression, bonding, and celebration. Live performances were major highlights of the day, featuring a lineup of artists who delivered diverse musical experiences. Botswana’s own Mpho Sebina and Samantha Mogwe captivated the audience with their soulful performances, while South African artists Daliwonga, Brandon Dlhudlhu and Mashudu brought their unique sounds to the stage. The DJ lineup included Thuli Tools, Taitha, Ms Daisy, and Tefo Foxx, ensuring a lively mix of music throughout the event. Hosting the brunch was Marang Selolwane, who kept the energy high and engaged with guests.
Beyond the music, the brunch offered a variety of interactive experiences designed to add to the celebratory atmosphere. Photobooths were set up around the venue, allowing guests to capture special moments in the pink-themed setting. A sip-and-paint session encouraged creativity while offering a fun, relaxed activity to enjoy with friends. Massage stations provided an added touch of luxury, giving attendees the chance to unwind and indulge in self-care. Botswana’s entertainment and social media personalities were also present, reinforcing the event’s growing influence in the local social scene. Former Miss Botswana, Palesa Molefe, along with Leah Barometse, Dabilo Moses, Sethunya Delilah, and Lebogang Kgosikhumo, were amongst those spotted at the event. TikTok influencers such as Carol Poloko, Sherifa, and Miscado also attended, capturing content and engaging with fellow guests. Their presence reflected the brunch’s appeal as a space for women to come together, network, and celebrate themselves.
The culinary experience played a key role in the brunch, with a carefully selected menu designed to pair with Brutal Fruit Spritzer. Guests enjoyed a range of dishes while sipping their drinks in an environment that encouraged relaxation and conversation. The event’s layout allowed for both seated dining and free movement, giving attendees the flexibility to explore the different activities while engaging with one another. Brunch culture has grown in popularity as an alternative to traditional nightlife, offering a space where women can socialize, uplift one another, and celebrate milestones. The Spritzer Saturday Brunch series embraces this trend by creating experiences that are centered on sisterhood, self care, and enjoyment. The turnout at Grand Aria demonstrated the strong demand for such gatherings, with attendees fully embracing the theme and purpose of the event. While details about upcoming brunches have yet to be announced, the success of this edition suggests that similar events will continue to be a fixture in Botswana’s social calendar. For those in attendance, it was a chance to enjoy live music, meaningful connections, and a setting designed to honor and celebrate women. The combination of performances, interactive stations, and a beautifully curated atmosphere made for a memorable afternoon dedicated to sisterhood, style, and self expression.