Entertainment

Rosebank provides an array of entertainment to its residents and visitors at a variety of shopping malls, pavement cafes, restaurants, markets, luxurious hotels, cinemas, arts galleries and night clubs.

Art

Rosebank has a thriving art scene with a number of galleries and dealers trading in all mediums along the 'art strip' which includes the more established Goodman and Kim Sacks galleries.

Outdoors

Rosebank is outdoors and pedestrian friendly – Due to its compact size, visitors, residents and employees are able to walk the area, enjoying the outdoor atmosphere, en route to their destination.

Growing

Rosebank's infrastructure projects and property developments augur well for the future of the node. Areas located directly around future Gautrain Stations are attracting great interest.

Rosebank Management District

Welcome to the Rosebank Management District, a vibrant and cosmopolitan location to live, work and play! The node is distinguished by its effective combination of a successful commercial node within a pleasant working, shopping and entertainment environment.

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Online directory

The Rosebank Management District's hardcopy directory the Rosebank experience is available online. Whether you' re searching for a specialist store, restaurant,  or hotel, you've come to the right address.

“Rosebank, quite the best of Jo’burg’s Northern suburbs, I mean the old green ones, not the brash new ones. Wooded, walkable, rich in restaurants, clubs and cinemas, Rosebank has that characteristic Jo’burg blend of the chic and the seedy; curio sellers, sushi bars, buskers ...”

(London's 'Daily Telegraph')

News

Gautrain update

At last, the end is in sight! Backfilling over the station top slab and the adjacent cut and cover at the northern end is in progress. Reinstatement of Oxford Road above the station structure will follow in the next few months. ...more

Turning tragedy around

It’s not often that an ugly incident of crime inspires an exhibition. But jazz maestro Zim Ngqawana has managed to do this, after his Zimology Institute, located near Grasmere, Vaal, was broken into and vandalized by unknown thugs. ...more

Hyprop's R150m property investment

Leading JSE retail property fund Hyprop Investments has recently invested approximately R150 million in the growth node of Rosebank to boost its existing retail asset in the area - the Mall of Rosebank - bringing its total investment in Rosebank to date to over R1.3 billion. ...more

Events

Fab market each Saturday morning

13 Mar 2010

There's more than 40 diverse food stalls at the Jozi Food Market, so you'll find all sorts of things to eat. From delicious sweet and savoury treats, gourmet boerie rolls, exotic coffees and pastries, gourmet pizzas, smoked salmon bagels, Persian food, Lebanese food, organic fruit and veg and much more. Best of all, most stalls have free samples! ...more

Kentridge in Rosebank

17 Feb 2010 - 10 Apr 2010

William Kentridge Nose: Thirty Etchings has moved to David Krut Projects in Rosebank. ‘Nose’ is a suite of thirty limited-edition etchings and is the culmination of a four-year collaboration between the artist and David Krut Print Workshop. The suite offers a South African audience the opportunity to engage with the images behind Kentridge’s interpretation of Shostakovich’s opera The Nose which premieres at The Metropolitan Opera, New York, in March 2010. ...more

Things getting all blurry?

11 Mar 2010 - 12 Apr 2010

Blur Zone is an exhibition by Lyndi Sales at Gallery MOMO, opening on Thursday 11 March at 6.30pm and concluding on 12 April. Lyndi writes: “Vision, perception and the imagination is my focus in the exhibition titled Blur Zone. An eye condition began my investigation into eyesight dilemmas. Conditions of blurring, double vision and visual illusions typical of astigmatism resulted in creations of abstract paper cut outs, drawings and a Spiro graphic string installation.” Photo caption: Double Vision is one of the visual phenomena examined in Blur Zone