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Durban Summer Kick-Off Festival - Colour Splash

Durban Summer Kick-Off Festival - Colour Splash

Date: 2017-12-01

Colour Splash is a dynamic beach festival organised as a partnership between ISKCON and the eThekwini Municipality. With the tagline of "one spirit, many colours", the Colour Splash Festival seeks to further the aims of social cohesion and nation building by bringing together thousands of people of diverse cultures, to share, appreciate and respect each other in a wonderfully unifying, safe, and festive environment.

Colour Splash will be a part of the city's Summer Kick-off and will take place on the lawns of the Amphitheatre on the Durban Beachfront.

Colour Splash will be a feast of family entertainment, empowerment and culture and will be free and open to all. Local singers, musicians, dancers and dramatists, poets, story tellers and puppeteers will provide family entertainment. A morning carnival down the golden mile will culminate in an opening peace prayer and welcome that will see religious, cultural and government leaders come together to share a common platform in spiritual unity.

The beach stage will also be the venue for a music and Colourfest, The promenade will be interspersed with street theatre, clowns on stilts, face painting, and magicians etc., to create a carnival ambiance. Great food and fashion will be on sale.

A bus will leave Sri Sri Radha Radhanath Temple at 8:45am and return at 6:30pm.

Seats are limited and you may book your seat at the Book Table.