Event Date: Saturday, 5 December 2026
Venue: Curries Fountain, Winterton Walk, Greyville, Durban
Event Time: 11:00 AM until late (before midnight)
Age Restriction: STRICTLY 18+
Event Host: Wozanyama Butchery
Event Organiser: TheGreatCommunityZA
Event Ambassador: Spikili
By purchasing, receiving or using an admission ticket, patrons acknowledge and agree to the following Terms and Conditions, subject to applicable South African legislation.
1.1. All patrons must possess a valid event ticket purchased through Computicket or another officially authorised ticketing channel.
1.2. Each admission ticket permits entry for one person only and is valid solely for the event date and ticket category specified.
1.3. Fraudulent, duplicated, unlawfully altered or counterfeit tickets will not be accepted.
1.4. General Admission tickets provide access to the designated festival grounds, entertainment areas and authorised food and beverage vendors.
1.5. Food, beverages, merchandise, cooler-box admission, parking and VIP privileges are not included unless expressly stated in the ticket package purchased.
1.6. VIP and other special-access tickets provide only those additional benefits specifically advertised for the relevant ticket category.
1.7. Patrons must retain their tickets or booking confirmations for admission verification and controlled re-entry.
1.8. Unauthorised commercial resale of tickets is prohibited. Any permitted ticket transfer must comply with the authorised ticketing platform's requirements.
2.1. uMaskandi neShisanyama SummerFest is strictly an 18-years-and-older event.
2.2. No person under the age of 18 will be admitted, including minors accompanied by parents or guardians.
2.3. Valid government-issued photographic identification may be required to confirm the age of any patron.
2.4. Patrons unable to establish that they meet the age restriction may be refused admission.
2.5. Patrons are responsible for reviewing the prominently advertised age restriction before purchasing tickets. Refusal of admission for failure to meet the stated age requirement does not automatically entitle the purchaser to a refund, subject to applicable consumer rights.
Cooler boxes are permitted at the event upon purchase of the applicable cooler-box admission pass.
COOLER-BOX PRICING
Small Cooler Box: R150
Large Cooler Box: R200
3.1. Cooler-box admission is an additional purchase and does not include an event entrance ticket.
3.2. Each cooler-box pass permits entry of one cooler box corresponding to the purchased size category.
3.3. Cooler boxes must comply with the size classifications displayed by the Event Organiser before purchase.
3.4. Patrons with valid cooler-box passes may bring their own alcoholic beverages into the venue in cans only, subject to confirmation of the applicable liquor permissions and venue conditions.
3.5. Non-alcoholic beverages, water and ice may also be brought in approved cooler boxes.
3.6. Glass bottles, glass containers and other breakable beverage containers are strictly prohibited.
3.7. Cooler boxes must not contain weapons, illegal substances, unauthorised food, dangerous objects or any other prohibited items.
3.8. Every cooler box and its contents may be inspected by authorised security personnel upon admission or re-entry.
3.9. Cooler-box admission does not authorise the sale, distribution for commercial purposes or resale of alcohol by patrons.
3.10. Patrons without valid cooler-box passes may not bring outside alcoholic beverages into the event.
3.11. Cooler-box passes are subject to the event's applicable refund and cancellation conditions.
3.12. The Event Organiser may enforce additional reasonable safety requirements consistent with the published ticket conditions, applicable legislation and the relevant liquor authorisations.
4.1. Alcoholic beverages will be available for purchase from authorised liquor vendors operating within the festival grounds.
4.2. All liquor sales and consumption must comply with the applicable KwaZulu-Natal liquor licensing requirements, venue conditions and approved trading hours.
4.3. Alcohol will not be sold or supplied to persons under 18.
4.4. Alcohol service may be refused to patrons who are visibly intoxicated, aggressive, disorderly or otherwise present a genuine safety risk.
4.5. Patrons may consume permitted alcoholic beverages only within areas authorised for alcohol consumption.
4.6. Patrons may not remove alcohol from authorised consumption areas contrary to applicable licensing conditions.
4.7. Patrons are prohibited from selling, distributing commercially or supplying alcohol in contravention of applicable law.
4.8. The Event Organiser encourages responsible alcohol consumption and strongly recommends using e-hailing services, designated drivers or organised transport.
5.1. The festival will feature independent food vendors offering shisanyama, grilled meat, traditional meals and other food products.
5.2. Food and shisanyama purchases are not included in the General Admission ticket price, unless expressly stated in a particular ticket package.
5.3. All food must be purchased from authorised event vendors.
5.4. Food vendors determine and display their own menus, prices and product availability.
5.5. Independent vendors are responsible for meeting applicable food hygiene, food handling and consumer protection requirements.
5.6. Patrons with food-related complaints should notify the relevant vendor or event management so that the complaint can be addressed appropriately.
5.7. No outside food or personal braai equipment may be brought into the venue, except for reasonable medical or dietary requirements approved through event access procedures.
5.8. Personal braai stands, gas cylinders, charcoal, open flames and unauthorised cooking equipment are prohibited.
5.9. Only authorised vendors may prepare, sell or commercially distribute food within the festival grounds.
6.1. Controlled re-entry is permitted through designated entry and exit points.
6.2. Patrons who wish to leave temporarily must follow the official pass-out procedure and retain their event wristbands.
6.3. Re-entry is subject to verification of the patron's valid, untampered wristband and, where required, the original ticket or booking confirmation and identification.
6.4. Wristbands must remain attached to the patron and may not be transferred, exchanged, resold or tampered with.
6.5. Lost or damaged wristbands do not automatically entitle patrons to replacement or re-entry. Event management may verify the original booking and admission record before making a decision.
6.6. All patrons and their belongings, including cooler boxes, remain subject to security screening upon re-entry.
6.7. Re-entry may be temporarily restricted where necessary for crowd safety, emergency response or compliance with lawful venue-capacity limits.
6.8. Re-entry privileges do not override any legal restrictions concerning alcohol removal, consumption or reintroduction into the venue.
7.1. Entry is subject to reasonable security screening conducted by authorised security personnel.
7.2. The following items are prohibited:
Firearms, knives, weapons and dangerous objects.
Illegal drugs and prohibited substances.
Fireworks, explosives, flares and hazardous materials.
Glass bottles and breakable containers.
Alcohol brought in without the required cooler-box pass.
Unauthorised food and catering supplies.
Personal braai stands, gas cylinders and cooking equipment.
Drones and unauthorised professional recording equipment.
Large sound systems and unauthorised amplification equipment.
Unauthorised commercial merchandise or promotional materials.
Any other item presenting a genuine security or safety risk.
7.3. Patrons refusing lawful security procedures may be denied admission.
7.4. Event management may require prohibited items to be removed from the premises in accordance with applicable law and venue procedures.
7.5. Patrons remain responsible for safeguarding their personal belongings.
8.1. Patrons must respect fellow attendees, artists, vendors, sponsors, event staff and security personnel.
8.2. Fighting, harassment, intimidation, theft, vandalism, discrimination, violence and dangerous behaviour are prohibited.
8.3. Any patron who presents a genuine safety risk or seriously breaches these conditions may be removed from the venue.
8.4. Serious misconduct resulting in lawful removal does not ordinarily create an entitlement to a refund.
8.5. Event management may involve law enforcement where necessary.
8.6. Access to restricted areas, backstage facilities, technical zones and artist holding areas is prohibited without official accreditation.
9.1. The advertised artist lineup, performance schedule and running order may change due to reasonable production requirements, artist availability or circumstances outside the Event Organiser's control.
9.2. The Event Organiser will make reasonable efforts to deliver the advertised entertainment programme.
9.3. Minor programme adjustments do not automatically entitle ticket holders to refunds.
9.4. Any material change substantially affecting the nature of the purchased event remains subject to applicable consumer rights.
9.5. Tickets do not guarantee personal interactions, photographs, autographs or meetings with performers.
10.1. Ticket cancellation requests must be submitted through Computicket or the authorised ticketing platform, together with the relevant booking reference.
10.2. The Event Organiser may impose reasonable cancellation charges in accordance with Section 17 of the Consumer Protection Act.
10.3. The following maximum cancellation charges are proposed:
Cancellation PeriodMaximum Charge30 days or more before the eventUp to 30%8–29 days before the eventUp to 75%7 days or fewer before the eventUp to 100%
10.4. These percentages are not automatic penalties. Actual charges must be reasonable in the circumstances, taking into account the notice provided, the nature of the booking, costs and commitments incurred, and the reasonable opportunity to resell the ticket.
10.5. No cancellation fee will be imposed where the intended attendee cannot attend due to their death or hospitalisation, subject to reasonable supporting documentation.
10.6. Refunds will be calculated using the ticket price actually paid, including any applicable discounts, less lawful and reasonable charges.
10.7. Booking and transaction fees will be treated in accordance with applicable consumer law and the authorised ticketing platform's published terms.
10.8. Late arrival, voluntary non-attendance, personal scheduling conflicts or a change of mind do not automatically entitle the purchaser to a full refund.
10.9. Approved refunds will ordinarily be processed through the original payment method, subject to the ticketing platform's procedures and applicable law.
11.1. The Event Organiser may postpone, suspend or cancel the event where reasonably necessary due to circumstances affecting safety, legal compliance or the ability to deliver the event.
11.2. Where the event is cancelled by the Event Organiser, ticket holders will be entitled to refunds in accordance with applicable law.
11.3. Where the event is postponed, existing tickets will ordinarily remain valid for the rescheduled event.
11.4. Patrons unable or unwilling to attend a rescheduled event may exercise any applicable refund rights.
11.5. Official information regarding cancellation, postponement or material changes will be communicated through authorised event and ticketing channels.
12.1. The event is primarily outdoors and may proceed during ordinary rainfall or changes in weather where conditions remain safe.
12.2. Performances or event activities may be delayed, suspended or curtailed where necessary for public safety.
12.3. Patrons must comply with lawful instructions issued by security personnel, emergency responders, medical staff and event management.
12.4. Emergency exits, evacuation routes and restricted operational areas must remain unobstructed.
12.5. Patrons should familiarise themselves with displayed emergency information and seek assistance from event personnel when required.
12.6. Refund rights following cancellation, postponement or material curtailment remain subject to applicable law.
13.1. The event may be photographed, filmed, recorded or livestreamed for event coverage, reporting and promotional purposes.
13.2. Patrons may appear incidentally in photographs, video recordings and crowd footage.
13.3. Featured promotional recordings, interviews or identifiable commercial endorsements may require additional permission where applicable.
13.4. Personal information and identifiable imagery will be processed in accordance with applicable privacy legislation.
13.5. Commercial filming, unauthorised broadcasting, drone operation and professional media production require prior accreditation from event management.
14.1. Parking in and around Curries Fountain is subject to availability.
14.2. General Admission tickets do not include reserved parking unless expressly stated in the purchased ticket package.
14.3. Patrons must park only in designated or legally permitted parking areas.
14.4. Vehicles must not obstruct entrances, emergency access routes, driveways or public roads.
14.5. Patrons are encouraged to carpool or use e-hailing services to minimise congestion.
14.6. Vehicles and belongings remain the responsibility of their owners, subject to applicable law.
15.1. Patrons must take reasonable precautions for their personal safety and belongings.
15.2. Large live-music events involve ordinary risks associated with crowds, loud sound, outdoor conditions, alcohol consumption and designated food preparation areas.
15.3. Patrons should comply with displayed safety notices, remain outside restricted areas and seek assistance where necessary.
15.4. To the extent permitted by law, the Event Organiser is not responsible for losses arising solely from a patron's own negligence or circumstances beyond the Organiser's reasonable control.
15.5. Nothing in these Terms and Conditions excludes liability for gross negligence or any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
15.6. Significant safety risks and applicable liability notices will be communicated conspicuously before purchase or participation, as required by law.
16.1. Only authorised vendors, sponsors and accredited service providers may conduct commercial activities within the festival grounds.
16.2. Unauthorised food sales, merchandise sales, alcohol sales, advertising distribution, product sampling and commercial promotions are prohibited.
16.3. Participation as an attendee does not provide commercial trading, sponsorship or exhibition rights.
16.4. Commercial traders must have the necessary approval from event management and comply with applicable trading and licensing requirements.
17.1. Personal information collected through ticket purchases and event operations will be used for legitimate purposes relating to ticketing, event delivery, safety, communication and administration.
17.2. Personal information will be handled in accordance with the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA).
17.3. Marketing communications unrelated to the purchased event will be managed in accordance with applicable consent and direct-marketing requirements.
17.4. Patrons may contact the relevant ticketing platform or Event Organiser regarding lawful requests concerning their personal information.
18.1. The Event Organiser may implement reasonable additional operational measures required for safety, licensing compliance and effective event management.
18.2. Any material changes to published ticket conditions will be communicated appropriately and will not unlawfully remove existing consumer rights.
18.3. These Terms and Conditions are governed by the laws of the Republic of South Africa.
18.4. If any provision conflicts with mandatory South African legislation, the applicable legal requirement will prevail.
18.5. If any individual provision is found to be unlawful or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue to apply to the extent legally permissible.
18.6. By purchasing or using an event ticket, patrons acknowledge the published conditions and agree to comply with lawful venue, safety and admission requirements.
uMaskandi neShisanyama SummerFest 2026
WHERE MUSIC, MEAT & CULTURE MEET!
Organised by TheGreatCommunityZA in partnership with Wozanyama Butchery and Spikili.
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