The International Conference on Environmental, Cultural, Economic, and Social Sustainability is pleased to announce the Conference Dinner.
Located in the heart of Rosebank, Epicure Restaurant combines exquisite décor, excellent service, and high-quality cuisine, offering breakfast, lunch, dinner, and a selection of African street food flavours. The menus change according to the chef’s inspiration, but consistently showcase the flavours and ingredients of the region and its culinary traditions. Coconut-basted crabs pay homage to the wonders of West African seafood. Slow-cooked Nguni oxtail represents the tradition and luxury of Southern African cuisine. The magnificent mabele (sorghum), served with wild mushrooms, also caters to vegan, low-GI, and gluten-intolerant diners, ensuring that everyone can take part in this gastronomic journey.
When booking your Conference Dinner, you will be able to choose between the standard and vegetarian menu options.
Date: Thursday, 21 January 2027
Time: 19:00 (7 PM)
Location: 37 Cradock Ave, Rosebank, Johannesburg, 2196, South Africa (ver mapa)
Cost: US$80 (beverages not included)
Booking: Reservations can be made by clicking the button below. Please note that reservations will only be considered confirmed once they have been paid in full and that spaces are limited. Simply requesting a reservation does not guarantee a place at the dinner.
Join other delegates for a pre-conference welcome reception and training session. This special event will walk you through the CGScholar Event (KX) so you have a rich online experience by learning how to comment and participate online. It will also teach delegates how to update their profile and Presenter Pages in order to add digital media: video, sound, and other files.
Talking Circles are a distinctive feature of our in-person conference, and this year we are also taking them online. Talking Circles offer an opportunity to meet other delegates face-to-face, and engage in extended discussion about the issues and concerns they feel are of utmost importance to that segment of the Research Network. Participation is open, encouraged, and supported.