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You are here: Home / News / Entertainment / Rosebank Mall’s Street Feast Returns with a Groovy ’90s Twist!

Rosebank Mall’s Street Feast Returns with a Groovy ’90s Twist!

27 February 2024 by Guest

Get ready to groove to the beat and satisfy your food cravings because Rosebank Mall’s Street Feast is back for round two on Saturday, 2 March 2024! Following the resounding success of the inaugural event in 2023, this year’s Rosebank Mall Street Feast promises to be even bigger, bolder, and filled with nostalgic vibes straight …

Get ready to groove to the beat and satisfy your food cravings because Rosebank Mall’s Street Feast is back for round two on Saturday, 2 March 2024! Following the resounding success of the inaugural event in 2023, this year’s Rosebank Mall Street Feast promises to be even bigger, bolder, and filled with nostalgic vibes straight out of the ’90s!

Prepare to be transported back in time as the Street Feast turns into a vibrant ’90s extravaganza, complete with iconic tunes that’ll have you dancing in the streets. From the soulful melodies of Jamal Shinobi to the infectious beats of Shelton Forbes, our lineup of talented performers will keep you grooving all day long.
But that’s not all – foodies rejoice! Indulge your taste buds with a delectable array of culinary delights from our lineup of top-notch food trucks, including Filthy Moustache for savoury goodness, Sumting Fresh for mouthwatering street food, Haloumi Bro’s for a cheesy delight, Whisk Away for dessert lovers and White Cocoa for Halaal friendly Lebanese food.

Thirsty? Quench your thirst with craft liquor from renowned breweries and distilleries, including Jack Black and Devils Peak Craft Beer for beer enthusiasts, and L’Atelier’s range of craft gin and tonics for those who prefer a spirited sip.
Looking for some family-friendly fun? Dive into a world of entertainment with board games for all ages, while capturing picture-perfect moments at our vibrant selfie wall or experiencing the thrill of our 360-video pod.

Don’t forget to mark your calendars – the festivities kick off at 10am and continue until 7pm just outside Rosebank Mall on the lively Bath Avenue in Rosebank. Plus, be one of the lucky first 100 guests to receive a complimentary glass of gin, just like last time!

So, grab your friends and family, put on your dancing shoes, and join us for a day filled with fantastic food, fabulous entertainment, and unforgettable memories at Rosebank Mall’s Street Feast 90s Edition! And the best part is, entrance is 100% FREE!

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