Gospel musician Mphaki Koli kickstarts the show with her lovely music as she performs for us and takes us through her journey with Grace and Gratitude. We then head to the West of Johannesburg at the Happy Island Water Park, a place where loved ones and thrill-seekers come together to cool off, unwind and make lasting memories. Thereafter, we take a look at various highlights and do a recap of the year that was. Seeing how our amazing producers shun the light on various elements that stood out on the show this year. The North-West Province called, and we most certainly answered. A fun filled adventure outdoors led us to some Zip Lining, and still on the outdoors and great times, we wrap up the last show of the year with a wonderful game of Croquet. It's been absolutely fantastic, and we thank all of you guys at home for embarking on this chapter with us. Happy Holidays!

We kickstart the show at the Soweto International Film Festival open night, where young creatives lit up the Soweto Theatre with colour, talent and stories reshaping the industry narrative. Then, we step into the festive spirit at the Christmas Market, where handcrafted gems, seasonal flavours and the magic of the holidays set the perfect tone for the season. We then dive into the world of beauty with the latest lash trends, as we visit a studio to unpack the importance of the correct way of lash installation and looking fabulous while at it. Still in the spirit of beauty, we take a look at maintenance. We explore injectables, skin and the dos and don'ts. Moving on to art, we spotlight the resilient artistry of Sandile Ndabukelwayo, whose newest body of work transforms disorder into breathtaking visual storytelling. Finally, singer-songwriter Mizz Dee sets the tone for the festive season as she takes us through her new music and the love for it all. Most certainly a jam-packed show to look forward to.

We kickstart the show at an exciting theatre outing that caters for the entire family, the Private Presley ballet production. We then unpack an Art and Worship Night taking place as we sit down with Gospel Musician Khaya Mthethwa taking us through this experience. A shopping mall in the West Rand comes to life as we navigate how deaf people get through shopping sprees, through an APP called CONVO. The Free State was an absolute buzz as Ficksburg celebrates the cherry harvesting season with a Sunday soul session, the Cherry Festival. And my oh my, what a fabulous time. We are also joined in the studio by legendary musician Ringo Madlingozi as he performs his new music for us, his album Ikhwelo. Definitely a jam-packed show to look forward to.

We kickstart it at The City Polo experience that brought together the world of luxury, sport, and African excellence through the prominent Titan Law Africa Cup. Bloemfontein is known as the City of Roses in the Free State. The annual Lemo Festival combined music, people, culture, and dreams in one marvelous space. The Pride Met Gala brought together fashion, identity and activism in one unforgettable night of bold self-expression. We then sat down with legendary icon, and veteran Dr or Mama Lillian Dube to most - unpacking her journey in the creative arts and celebrating various milestones. One of South Africa's greatest musicians, Zamajobe has returned to the music scene after a long worthwhile break. She has also embarked on a new business venture. Most certainly lots more to look forward to as we give you nothing but the very best in Lifestyle as well as Edutainment.

We kickstart the show with the African Penguin, the only penguin species found on the African continent, and South Africa is home to most of the world's remaining population. We move over to a coffee experience filled with a great atmosphere, and a touch of culture in Sandton as a new Capaccino/ Dubai Chocolate is launched. The Great Train Race is more than just an event. It's a journey through heritage, community, and celebration. Still in the spirit of greatness and celebration, the University of South Africa – UNISA, hosted the prestigious Vice Chancellor's music concert recently. Themed the year of the voice, the event showcased the institution's various facets of music and also celebrated the mark of Professor Puleng Lenka Bula's successful first term as UNISA's Principal and Vice Chancellor. Definitely lost more to look forward to. We wrap up the show with Hillary Madlopha, Larry SA, a sensational musician hailing from Barberton in Mpumalanga. From being part of a group to a successful solo career, Larry has carved out a distinct identity. For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.

We Kickstart the show with Maskandi artist, Shwi as he takes us through his new music and embracing his roots. We then get to know the Trendz Live team a little better as they take us through their cultural heritage, traditions and the beaty there is.  We then move over to Nelson Mandela Square as it transformed into a stage where music, culture, and community came together in one powerful celebration of South African pride. A shot'left is always needed. Pretoria was a complete buzz as thousands of South Africans gathered on Heritage day at an attempt to break the Guinnes World Record for the world's largest braai. Nelson Mandela Bay in Gqheberha gives the Cape Recife Lighthouse a new life. It is a combination of history, luxury, and incredible ocean views. As we continue to travel, we explore how a short layover can turn into memorable moments and a story worth telling. We look into a City of love and light, Paris! Ending Heritage month in a bang, multi-award winning Maskandi artist, Phumlani Khumalo popularly known as Imfezemnyama's craft is described as eminent, contemporary and distinctive Zulu folk music, that can transform even the most modest and western music lover to a Zulu heritage fanatic.