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Santa’s Bringing the Holiday Spirit to Kwena Square with Carols, Cheer, and Festive Fun

[Roodepoort, December 2024] – Ho Ho Hold up! Santa is transforming Kwena Square into the ultimate holiday destination! Join the Roodepoort Theatre, The Salvation Army, and B-Sharp Ensemble for a magical Christmas Carols and Cheer Celebration. With live performances, festive activities, and holiday joy for the whole family, this event is FREE for everyone! Celebrate …

[Roodepoort, December 2024] – Ho Ho Hold up! Santa is transforming Kwena Square into the ultimate holiday destination! Join the Roodepoort Theatre, The Salvation Army, and B-Sharp Ensemble for a magical Christmas Carols and Cheer Celebration. With live performances, festive activities, and holiday joy for the whole family, this event is FREE for everyone!

Celebrate the Season with Live Performances and Holiday Cheer

Get ready for a lineup of unforgettable festive events:

Santa & The Roodepoort Theatre Brass Ensemble with B-Sharp Ensemble

Dates: 13th & 20th December
Time: 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
The Salvation Army Holiday Cheer

Dates: 15th & 22nd December
Time: 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Meet Santa

Dates: 13th & 20th December
Time: 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Bring the Whole Family and Experience the Joy of the Season

With Christmas carols, community vibes, and festive performances, Kwena Square is the perfect place to create lasting holiday memories.

Don’t Miss Out!
For more details, visit www.kwenasquare.co.za.

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Author: Thabiso Mabena from Mall Marketing Management Pty Ltd on behalf of Kwena Square.

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Tim Butcher: Tim Butcher is a British journalist who has worked for The Times and The Sunday Times. He is known for his
reporting on Africa.

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