By Desire Tshuma
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Read E-PaperHarare — The Castle Lager Braai Day Festival will return to Glamis Arena on Saturday, 17 October 2026, bringing together music, braai culture and ice-cold Castle Lager in one of the country’s most anticipated lifestyle events.
Delta Beverages said the festival will bring friends together for a memorable celebration of music, braai culture and shared experiences.
This year’s edition will showcase an exciting line-up of more than ten local artists and DJs. The programme will be headlined by some of Zimbabwe’s leading performers, including Winky D, Ex Q and Enzo Ishall, alongside emerging talents such as Jnr Spragga, Atenda Chinx and DJ Loz.
The blend of established and upcoming artists reflects Castle Lager’s continued commitment to supporting and celebrating Zimbabwean music talent, Delta said.
In the lead-up to the festival, consumers will have an opportunity to participate in nationwide trade activations at popular braai venues. At the activations, consumers can win event tickets, chilled Castle Lager and a range of other prizes as excitement builds towards the main event.
A key feature of this year’s festival will be the introduction of the “Castle Braai O’Clock” activation, an immersive group experience scheduled from 3.00 pm to 4.00 pm. The activation will include the ultimate braai master contest and other engaging competitions, with Castle Lager merchandise and additional prizes on offer.
Tickets for the Castle Lager Braai Day Festival are available through SahwiGate at http://www.sahwigate.com. A limited allocation of early-bird tickets is available at $10, after which the standard ticket price will be $13. Each ticket includes admission to the event, a braai pack and one litre of Castle Lager Draught.
“Castle Lager looks forward to welcoming consumers to Glamis Arena on Saturday, 17 October, for a distinctive celebration of music, braai culture and shared enjoyment,” Delta Beverages said.
Delta Corporation is a leading beverage business in Zimbabwe. Through its principal subsidiary, Delta Beverages, the Group brews lager and traditional beer and manufactures sparkling soft drinks under licence from The Coca-Cola Company as well as Maheu. Through Schweppes Holdings Africa, it produces Coca-Cola-franchised cordials and juice drinks, and also holds interests in African Distillers (Afdis).
