Looking for things to do in Durban this weekend? We have you sorted. From racing to live music or even catching local comedian Richelieu B (pictured) hosting a comedy and craft beer event. Your weekend in Durban will be anything but boring!
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Durban is serving up a diverse weekend of live music, dance, sport and entertainment as August draws to a close.
Whether you're keen on an intimate concert, a colourful dance production, a day at the races or a celebration of vintage style, there is something happening across the city and beyond.
Here are five things to do in Durban this weekend.
Acclaimed New Zealand soul singer-songwriter TEEKS is bringing his music to Durban as part of his first South African tour.
The singer, known for his emotionally charged performances and soulful sound, will perform at The Station Urban Event Space in Stamford Hill on Friday evening.
TEEKS, whose real name is Te Karehana Gardiner-Toi, has built a strong following with songs including If Only, Never Be Apart and First Time. His Durban performance forms part of a three-city South African tour.
When: Friday, August 28, at 7pm.
Where: The Station Urban Event Space, Stamford Hill.
Dance takes centre stage at The Playhouse this weekend with Chal Naach – Let's Dance.
The production celebrates South African Indian dance heritage and brings together a variety of dance styles and performers for a colourful stage experience.
Audiences can expect a showcase spanning classical Indian dance, contemporary movement and fusion styles.
When: Friday, August 28 and Saturday, August 29.
Where: The Playhouse Company, Durban.
Hollywoodbets Greyville Racecourse has a busy sporting weekend planned, starting with night racing on Friday.
Racegoers can enjoy the atmosphere of an evening at the track, while Sunday brings another sporting challenge with the Hollywoodbets 10km road race.
The weekend combines racing, running and entertainment, making Greyville a destination for sports fans.
When: Friday, August 28 and Sunday, August 30.
Where: Hollywoodbets Greyville Racecourse.
Music Imbizo 2026 brings artists, industry professionals and music lovers together for a programme that goes beyond live performances.
The event includes discussions, networking opportunities and artist showcases, offering insight into the business and creative sides of the music industry.
With selected acts performing across various venues, the event provides a platform for emerging and established voices.
When: Friday, August 28 and Saturday, August 29.
Where: Unisa Durban Stanger Street campus and various venues.
Close off the weekend with a celebration of classic cars, motorcycles, fashion and live music at Vintage, Vogue & Velocity.
Taking place at Camp Orchards in Hillcrest, the event will showcase motoring and fashion inspired by the decades from the 1920s through to the 1980s.
Guests can enjoy performances by the KZN Philharmonic Orchestra and Durban jazz favourites BeatRoute, while the Decades Runway will combine vintage fashion with classic vehicles. Attendees are encouraged to dress according to their favourite era, with prizes on offer for the best-dressed guests.
When: Sunday, August 30, from 10am to 3pm.
Where: Camp Orchards, Hillcrest.
From soulful live music and spectacular dance to motorsport-inspired nostalgia, Durban offers plenty of ways to make the most of the final weekend of August.
Comedian Richelieu Beaunoir, a Comedy Central Roast Battle Champion, will headline the evening, combining live comedy with a guided craft beer experience.
Guests can enjoy a beer tasting led by the brewery's brewmaster, while learning more about the flavours, ingredients and brewing process behind Robson's beers. The ticket includes a beer paddle, with food pairing specials also available.
When: Saturday, August 29, from 7.30pm.
Where: Robson's Brewery, 72 Mahatma Gandhi Road, Point, Durban.
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