Arts and Culture

Gauteng citizens can learn about Gauteng's rich culture and heritage through accessing archived records from the Gauteng Archive Repository Centre.

Citizens may apply for a Local Geographical Name Change (LGNC) to be considered by the Gauteng Geographical Names Committee (GGNC).

Film crews are always required to obtain film permits when filming on public spaces such as streets, pavements, sidewalks, government-owned buildings and so on.

Any legal entity or natural person in the Province of Gauteng is eligible for funding, terms and conditions apply.

Apply for or propose alteration or demolition of a provincial heritage site or a provisionally protected place, or the proposed structure or part of a structure that is older than 60 years.

Gauteng Athletes management system

Bands selected from the audition process to participate in the showcase and an honorarium are paid for performances.

Young people are provided with the opportunity to explore and get more information on careers in the industry and its discipline.

Public libraries are hubs of education, giving residents access to books, magazines and audio-visual materials.

Citizens may learn about and commemorate the lives of unsung heroes and heroines who contributed to the liberation struggle.

The Youth Camp helps Gauteng youth make the most of their holiday time while keeping occupied and reducing exposure to abuse and other social ills.

To foster patriotism to the Citizens of the Country.

The Provincial Heritage Resource Authority of Gauteng is responsible for the management of heritage resources in Gauteng province.

Citizens can learn phrases that are relevant to acquire some basic skills in an South African languages.

Live and Celebrate the legacy of the former President of South Africa, Mr. Nelson Mandela through a 21km, 10km and 5km fun run.

The MEC for Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation is hereby inviting the public to nominate representatives to serve on the Gauteng Geographical Names Committee.

Indigenous games are South African games that include morabaraba, ncuba, intonga, dibeke, khokho, kgati, diketo, jukskei and drie stokkies.

Arnold Classic Africa affords athletes the opportunity to compete in an international competition against participants from the African continent.

Arts Market Access Initiative gives craft producers’ access to resources including raw materials, production space, equipment, ICTs, appropriate financing mechanisms, effective and efficient transport and logistics and marketing materials.

Enables Gauteng citizens to preserve paper-based textual records, electronic records, audio-visual, photographic or cartographic material about the rich Gauteng Culture and Heritage through archived records.

Moshito Music Conference and Exhibitions is a platform for intergenerational South African music story told through a concert. South African emerging talent are given a platform to showcase their talent from sister markets.

Any legal entity or natural person in the Province of Gauteng is eligible for funding, terms and conditions apply.

e-Library aims to support families by putting a wide range of quality books within easy reach online.

Citizens may visit museums in the Gauteng Province to learn about the history of our country.