Zimbabwe’s top acts Jah Prayzah, Tammy Moyo, Saint Floew and Voltz JT are set to perform at the St. Ignatius Festival, a cultural and fundraising event on 22 August 2026 at the Old Hararians Sports Club.
They will be joined by gospel acts from ROMAC and Fr. Mobi, with non-stop DJ sets to keep the energy high from midday till late.
The festival is a fundraising initiative in support of St. Peter’s Kubatana, channelling proceeds toward community upliftment and outreach work.
The event runs from 12:00 PM till late. Tickets are available in three phases: Early Bird at General USD 10 and VIP USD 50, Phase 2 at General USD 15 and VIP USD 75, and Phase 3 at General USD 20 and VIP USD 100.
Attendees can expect a full bar, catering stalls, and secure parking throughout the venue.
Physical tickets are available at Trinity Pharmacies and St. Peter’s Kubatana in Highfield. Tickets can also be purchased online at HYPENATION.
“This is more than a concert. It’s a celebration of Zimbabwean talent coming together for a cause that matters,” says Patricia Makani, one of the organisers.
“We are creating a space where families, friends, and the wider community can have an unforgettable experience while directly supporting the work at St. Peter’s Kubatana. Come ready to celebrate, give back, and be part of something bigger.”
The St. Ignatius Festival is all about celebrating local talent and creating unforgettable moments, making this event the cultural highlight of the season. Members of the media are invited to attend, capture the atmosphere, and help spread the joy far and wide.
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