Franschhoek wines showcased at upcoming art showcase, RMB Latitudes.
The Franschhoek Wine Valley is proud to announce its association with the upcoming RMB Latitudes showcase. The three-day event will take place from May 26 to May 28, 2023, at Shepstone Gardens, Hope Rd, Mountain View, Johannesburg.
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As one of the most significant indoor-outdoor art experiences in Africa, RMB Latitudes brings together artists and exhibitors from across the continent. The event features traditional art fair booths from Africa’s leading galleries, as well as unique exhibition spaces designed by curators and artists. For the 2023 edition, Franschhoek Wines will be the proud wine partner to the event.
The event offers an excellent opportunity for the region to promote its exceptional wines and profile the renowned wine estates of the abundant valley.
Commenting on the collaboration, CEO of Franschhoek Wine Valley, Ruth McCourt said, “We are thrilled to be part of RMB Latitudes showcase in Johannesburg. This event is a significant opportunity for us to showcase our exceptional wines and promote Franschhoek as a whole.
With a focus on discovering and developing new artistic talent, as well as highlighting artists who are emblematic of our contemporary era, we believe that RMB Latitudes is the perfect event for Franschhoek Wine Valley to participate in.”
Tickets for the event start from R200, with children under 12 at R50.
More info and ticket sales available here; https://www.quicket.co.za/events/204447-rmb-latitudes/#/ticketshttps://franschhoek.org.za/

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