Meet Santa, enjoy festive activations and a circus, marvel at Christmas lights and take a walk through a snow town in the heart of summer
At Menlyn, Christmas magic is happening in the form of a Magical Festive Cirque, which opened on Wednesday, just in time to ease families and shoppers into the long weekend and holiday mood.
The show is free to attend, but ensure you have front-row seats by booking a table at Moo Moos, RocoMamas, Food Chain, Bakka or Mozambik, with views over the Menlyn rooftop.Menlyn’s Magical Festive Cirque will include impressive aerial performances.THE FESTIVE CITY AT SANDTON CITYSandton City has again brought it’s A game for Christmas celebrations. Fans of Santa Claus looking for a photo op will find him in the Centre Court, where shoppers can also enjoy festive brand immersions.
Visit the glorious eight-metre-high Disney plush-toy hot-air balloon in the Protea Court, where you can spread more Christmas cheer by making a donation or buying a plush toy to donate to the Reach for a Dream Foundation. Located on level five of the venue's covered parking area, meaning festivities come rain or shine, the Christmas Village consists of an expansive “winter” wonderland.Grab a snack and browse the stalls or enjoy the tunnel of lights, snow town and a Bavarian-themed Christmas village and square inhabited by elves, fairies, reindeer, gnomes and goblins.
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