Worried that your Easter holiday got in the way of attending this year’s Lusito Land festival?Or perhaps the rain kept you away over the long weekend? Now you are left feeling as if you lost the chance to attend this year’s Lusito Land...
Well, worry no longer as Lusito Land have excellent news for you. Not only is the Festival running this weekend Friday – Sunday, but they’ve also checked the weather report and its blue skies ahead.
“Aside from the great weather predicted, we also have a fabulous line up of some of SouthAfrica’s top talent on stage. And let’s not forget about the amazing Portuguese cuisine onoffer in all of our restaurants as well as the great entertainment for the kids. We’ve truly catered for everyone this year,” says Lusito Land spokesperson, Sergio Aquino.
Friday 26 April –: • Young talent and cover bands
Saturday 27 April –:
Portuguese community artists
BravoSilva
Amy Jones
CINIMIN
Lady Zamar
The Muffinz & Friends
Sunday 28 April –:
The fun continues as patrons are invited to participate in a fun 5km Walk for the Disabled, to be held on Sunday
Mi Casa will be on stage on Sunday to wrap up the festivities for another year
There will also be a variety of rides and games offered at the fun fair during the course of the festival. Tickets for the rides will be sold at the festival. For those with an uncurable sense of wanderlust, Computicket Travel is running a competition where Lusito Land patrons are offered the opportunity to win an MSC Cruise to the Portuguese Islands and flights to Portugal through TAAG.
“Festival attendees that purchase their tickets for the Lusito Land Festival through Computicket will be automatically entered into the draw,” Aquino says.
The Lusito Land Festival is the sole fund-raising activity for the Lusito School for mentally and physically challenged children. The school currently assists 85 students from all walks of life, helping them get the education and support they so desperately need. Due to the weather forcing the festival to close its doors for Monday, 22 April, Lusito Land will no longer be making their financial fundraising targets this year for the school.
“While attending the festival is lots of fun for the whole family, we do it for a greater cause andthat’s to raise funds for the school. We’d like to encourage everyone to come through thisweekend and join us, so we can get as close to our target as possible for the children, plusyou’ll be having a great day out with the whole family,” concludes Aquino.
Tickets for the Lusito Land festival can be purchased at Computicket:
Ticket pricing:
Adults: R150 Children between 6 and 12 years: R50 Pensioners: R50 Fun Fair: tickets start from R10, tickets required per ride varies on ride preference.
Venue:
25 Cayman Road, Johannesburg South. For more information, visit www.lusitoland.co.za
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