The ManicaPost
Liberty Dube
Weekender Correspondent
Villa Spot
The entertainment joint will host social soccer teams in an after party tomorrow (Saturday).
The teams will be part of the much-hyped and potentially intriguing The Manica Post Health and Wellness Day to be held at Mutare Boys’ High School.
DJs who include Kritic Igwe and Lampy are expected to take turns to entertain revellers on the turntables.
Soccer players, fans and other fun lovers are expected to mix and mingle over drinks and braai after the day-long gala.
Holiday Inn Mutare
A star-studded line-up of Mutare’s finest musicians will tomorrow perform at the local hotel for budding gospel artiste, Nomusa Mhangami Sigelagelani’s album launch.
The album is titled Mhemberero.
Blessing Shumba
The line-up, drawn across several genres, include gospel heavyweights Blessing Shumba, Dorcas Moyo and Agatha Murudzwa, as well as sungura artistes Simbarashe Muchita, Pastor Ellen Anderson, Caroline Chidzikwe, Petronella Mukanganwa and Progress Sibanda.
The event starts at 4pm and ends at 9pm.
Nomusa will be backed by her band, Glorious Worshippers.
Chitsa Sports Bar
Mbira ensemble, Ntswai Ntswai, is back again at their favourite hunting ground for a performance on Sunday night.
The group that left tens of fans clamouring for more the last time they performed will start at 5pm till the last man drops.
Local deejays Spillz and Wizzy will take turns to entertain revellers at the watering hole during the whole weekend.
Club Mandisa
Harare-based pole dancers will grace the entertainment joint this weekend, starting today.
The dancers who gyrate on the pole with finesse will perform in the VIP section, while local DJs will perform in the main auditorium starting today till Sunday.
MiCasa
The packed week-long entertainment itinerary starts tonight with a new and old skool session which is led by DJs Frazer and Terminator.
They will take revellers through the weekend till Sunday where rising jazz crooner, WaCharie, and his band entertains jazz music lovers.
During the week, the upmarket entertainment joint hosts reggae music lovers at the Wednesday reggae nights dubbed Ma Rasta Night.
