Sunday Slowdown
Sunday Slowdown
On Sunday 29 March, the festival concludes with a Sunday Slowdown, taking place along the Montreux Mile along Huguenot Street.
While The Arches and Jazz Village Church stages will not be active, the festival spirit continues with a series of un-ticketed music pop-up performances, public bars, food vendors, and a ‘wine down’ supported by some of the Valley’s most notable vignerons (small surcharge).
This is a day to experience all that Franschhoek is celebrated for.
Across the Church Street Stage and Heritage Square Stage, a lineup of pop-up artist performances will carry the day:
Sima Mashazi & Nick Turner Collaboration
The Rivertones
Nomadic Orchestra
Major Voices Choir
Albert Frost
Uncorked Music Academy
Melorie Jane Quintet
Sinothando Arts & Culture Choir
Shen FM & Lee Thompson collaboration
With a special vinyl residency for the day from DJ Fred Spider, a longtime Montreux favourite, and joined by DJ Protectionspel.
See Free Workshops and Conversations HERE
Some of the valley’s notable vignerons will offer a Wine Down tasting experience (small surcharge applies).
These are some of the special wines to look forward to:
Anthonij Rupert, Boekenhoutskloof, Great Heart, Holden Manz, La Motte, Leeu Passant, Mel Wines, Rickety Bridge, Rupert & Rothschild, Terre Paisible and Wildeberg.
With Franschhoek’s legendary hospitality as its backdrop, the Sunday Slowdown becomes a moment of connection – where music settles into the streets, conversations linger, and the festival becomes part of the everyday life of Franschhoek.
It is also a reflection of Montreux’s deeper philosophy: that music is not only performed, but shared, lived and experienced together.
Sunday Slowdown is open to all.
See Free Workshops and Conversations HERE
On Sunday 29 March, the festival concludes with a Sunday Slowdown, taking place along the Montreux Mile along Huguenot Street.
While The Arches and Jazz Village Church stages will not be active, the festival spirit continues with a series of un-ticketed music pop-up performances, public bars, food vendors, and a ‘wine down’ supported by some of the Valley’s most notable vignerons (small surcharge).
This is a day to experience all that Franschhoek is celebrated for.
Across the Church Street Stage and Heritage Square Stage, a lineup of pop-up artist performances will carry the day:
Sima Mashazi & Nick Turner Collaboration
The Rivertones
Nomadic Orchestra
Major Voices Choir
Albert Frost
Uncorked Music Academy
Melorie Jane Quintet
Sinothando Arts & Culture Choir
Shen FM & Lee Thompson collaboration
With a special vinyl residency for the day from DJ Fred Spider, a longtime Montreux favourite, and joined by DJ Protectionspel.
See Free Workshops and Conversations HERE
Some of the valley’s notable vignerons will offer a Wine Down tasting experience (small surcharge applies).
These are some of the special wines to look forward to:
Anthonij Rupert, Boekenhoutskloof, Great Heart, Holden Manz, La Motte, Leeu Passant, Mel Wines, Rickety Bridge, Rupert & Rothschild, Terre Paisible and Wildeberg.
With Franschhoek’s legendary hospitality as its backdrop, the Sunday Slowdown becomes a moment of connection – where music settles into the streets, conversations linger, and the festival becomes part of the everyday life of Franschhoek.
It is also a reflection of Montreux’s deeper philosophy: that music is not only performed, but shared, lived and experienced together.
Sunday Slowdown is open to all.
See Free Workshops and Conversations HERE
