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The Clifton Arts Festival

CLIFTON SCHOOLRef: https://www.cliftonschool.co.za/the-clifton-arts-festival/

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Collected on 7 August 2026

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The Clifton Arts Festival is an annual event held in the last week of the Second Term at Clifton School in Durban, South Africa. It celebrates the arts by engaging students in music, drama, dance, and other creative activities through workshops and performances. The festival culminates in a Concert-on-the-Lawns featuring student performances alongside local artists, complemented by a Night Market and Food Court. The event is a key part of the school's arts programme and involves the entire school community.

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marketplace visit opportunityOngoing

Visit the Night Market

The Night Market, held in Ken Mackenzie Hall during the Clifton Arts Festival, offers handmade and home-grown items for sale, providing a chance for attendees to support student and local vendors.

Who it is for
parents of students at Clifton School, members of the public
How to act on it
Go to Ken Mackenzie Hall during the last week of the Second Term to browse and purchase items at the Night Market.
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The concert is complemented with a Night Market in the Ken Mackenzie Hall at which homemade and home-grown items are sold.
public attendance opportunityOngoing

Attend the Concert-on-the-Lawns

Parents and members of the public can attend the final concert of the Clifton Arts Festival, where students perform alongside local artists on Founders’ Lawn, enjoying a relaxed atmosphere with picnics and snacks.

Who it is for
parents of students at Clifton School, members of the public
How to act on it
Go to Founders’ Lawn during the last week of the Second Term to attend the Concert-on-the-Lawns.
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The festival concludes with the Concert-on-the-Lawns, at which boys typically perform alongside a local artist in front of an appreciative audience of parents seated on picnic blankets with snacks on Founders’ Lawn.
food service availabilityOngoing

Enjoy food at the Food Court

The Food Court in the main College Quad offers a variety of delicious food items during the Clifton Arts Festival, available for purchase by attendees.

Who it is for
parents of students at Clifton School, members of the public
How to act on it
Visit the main College Quad during the last week of the Second Term to buy food at the Food Court.
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Many delicious food items can be found at the Food Court in the main College Quad.
student arts participation opportunityOngoing

Participate in the Clifton Arts Festival

Students at Clifton School can take part in various creative activities during the annual Clifton Arts Festival, including music, choir, drama, dance, and other arts workshops. College boys may also perform in music, art, and drama productions, and interact with visiting artists.

Who it is for
students at Clifton School
How to act on it
Attend the festival events scheduled during the last week of the Second Term at Clifton School.
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The annual Clifton Arts Festival is held in the last week of the Second Term each year. The entire school celebrates the arts by connecting each boy to a variety of creative outlets such as music, choir, drama, dance, and so much more.

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eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal

Reference

https://www.cliftonschool.co.za/the-clifton-arts-festival/

Key Takeaways

  • last week of Second Term
  • Clifton School
  • Durban
  • KwaZulu-Natal
  • Concert-on-the-Lawns
  • Founders’ Lawn
  • Night Market
  • Ken Mackenzie Hall
  • Food Court
  • main College Quad
  • Clifton School
  • Clifton Arts Festival
  • Morningside
  • Durban
  • KwaZulu-Natal
  • Founders’ Lawn
  • Ken Mackenzie Hall
  • Main College Quad
  • Ms Fatima Satar