These occupy two venues, with over sixty indoor stalls and booths, located diagonally opposite each other. The old Gem Bioscope (an industrial space) and the Red Line Gallery, which will also house the Tourist Hospitality Centre on the picturesque border of Troyeville and Kensington, will be buzzing with activity for visiting fans with a wide variety of cultural activities planned.
The organisers encourage businesses or organisations providing services such as historical tours of inner city Joburg and surrounds, cultural activities like exhibitions, open house exhibitions, music gigs etc. to contact them at the Tourist Hospitality Centre to ensure that fans have the opportunity to experience authentic Joburg wholeheartedly.
For more go to http://GemBioscopeArtCompany.yolasite.com.
