The arts are the heartbeat of South African culture. Its how we tell our stories our past, our struggles, and our triumphs.
The arts reflect the voices of those who fought for our freedom, the dreams of those still striving for equality and the imagination of a nation that refuses to be silenced.
Whether its music, dance, literature or film, the arts play a vital role in shaping how we understand our identity and our place in the world.
So, when big organisations and institutions make a point of ensuring the arts continue to thrive in South Africa, it speaks volumes. It shows that the importance of creative expression is being acknowledged, nurtured and celebrated. One such event that underscores this commitment to the arts is the Constitution Hill Human Rights Festival.
From 20 to 23 March, the seventh edition of the festival will unfold at the historic Constitution Hill, in Johannesburg, a site that has deep resonance in the history of South Africas journey to democracy.