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A Little Wine, a Little Magic, and an Evening to Remember at Arbour

An enchanting evening of exceptional wines, delicious canapés and courtyard charm awaits on 5 November 2026. Johannesburg: Arbour Courtyard Kitchen invites wine lovers and those looking for a memorable evening out to enjoy a special wine experience beneath the twinkling fairy lights of its charming courtyard on Thursday, 5 November 2026. Bringing together exceptional wines, …

An enchanting evening of exceptional wines, delicious canapés and courtyard charm awaits on 5 November 2026.

Johannesburg: Arbour Courtyard Kitchen invites wine lovers and those looking for a memorable evening out to enjoy a special wine experience beneath the twinkling fairy lights of its charming courtyard on Thursday, 5 November 2026.

Bringing together exceptional wines, delicious canapés, great music and wonderful company, the evening promises to be about more than simply tasting wine. Guests will have the opportunity to wander between six participating wine estates, discover new favourites and enjoy the relaxed, welcoming atmosphere that makes an evening at Arbour so special.

The participating estates are Springfield, Bruce Jack, AA Badenhorst, Oak Valley, Rijk’s and Jordan, each bringing its own selection of wines for guests to explore and savour.

With the courtyard transformed by fairy lights and a DJ setting the mood, the event offers the perfect opportunity to unwind, connect with friends and enjoy an evening of good food, great wine and a little Arbour magic.

Taking place from 18h00, tickets cost R325 per person and include the wine tasting and canapés.

Because some evenings are meant to be savoured, one sip at a time.

Event details

Date: Thursday, 5 November 2026
Time: 18h00
Venue: Arbour Courtyard Kitchen in Birdhaven
Price: R325 per person, including wine tasting and canapés

Bookings are essential. To reserve a place, email info@arbourcafe.co.za.

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Author: Neke Ndlovu from Angelfish PR and Events on behalf of Arbour Cafe.

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