Easter Bunnies moves to Serowe

Tuesday, March 24, 2015

Last year when the Easter Bunnies music festival debuted at Bull ‘n Bush in Gaborone, night crawlers had a rough time when the Copyright Society of Botswana, officials accompanied by police, shut down the venue before the event started.

The event organiser decided after that setback to move the show to Serowe where it will provide some much needed spark to light up the entertainment scene in the sleepy Bangwato capital.

Now dubbed ‘Paseka ya Rona Easter Bunnies’, the show is scheduled to take place at the Serowe Sports Complex on April 3, 2015 with a rich line up of local and international performers including South Africa’s Shota.

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