Stage set for Stanbic's Music N Lifestyle festival
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Scheduled for April 26 at the Royal Aria Grounds in Tlokweng, the highly-anticipated event promises an unparalleled fusion of music, art, fashion, and culinary delights. Attendees can prepare to be captivated by an eclectic mix of talent. Headlining the festival are TKZee, the soulful Mthunzi, and the acclaimed Sun-El Musician. Complementing these international acts is a robust roster of bold Botswana talent, including Han C and KTM Choir featuring Charma Gal, Banjo Mosele, Mpho Sebina, Lioness Ratang, Jembesoul, and The Grow to Black Collective.
The decks will be ignited by DJs Mr O, Frostbite, Casper The DJ, Boogie Sid, Tefo Foxx, Ms Daisy, Teddy Is Not A DJ, Shaft People, Shawn Lee, and Soulman. Beyond the beats, the festival offers a holistic lifestyle experience. Attendees can immerse themselves in interactive zones, savour gourmet food, explore fashion showcases, and engage with art installations. It is a celebration designed to tantalise all senses. Said Stanbic Bank Botswana head of brand and marketing, Stephanie Sandridge, said the bank remains steadfast in its commitment to nurturing the local entertainment industry, helping drive celebration and indeed growth of this space. "We have so much to offer. By spotlighting homegrown artists and collaborating with local businesses, we believe the Music N Lifestyle Festival will help underscore the importance of empowering Botswana's creative community and stimulating the cultural economy, leading from the front with our own commitment through this investment,” she said.
As the countdown accelerates, anticipation builds for what promises to be a landmark event in Botswana's cultural calendar. Stanbic Bank Botswana invites everyone to be part of this extraordinary journey, celebrating the nation's rich artistic heritage and vibrant future, with tickets available for purchase at Webtickets outlets.
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