
This will be the 10th year of the Solms Delta Oes Fees, get to the celebrated Franschhoek wine estate on 25 March. (Image: Solms Delta, via Facebook)

The Solms Delta is a celebration of rural Boland. Its food and rhythms and culture, like the Nama Riel Dancers. (Image: Solms Delta, via Facebook)

The harvest festival is a place to let your hair down and kuier. (Image: Solms Delta, via Facebook)

The festival is the wine farms way of celebrating and preserving regional traditions like dance. (Image: Solms Delta, via Facebook)

A bit of langarm, or a waltz, every day keeps the smile on your face. (Image: Solms Delta, via Facebook)

And while mum and dad dance and eat, kids play play play. (Image: Solms Delta, via Facebook)

Or the kids could just join in and dance dance dance. (Image: Solms Delta, via Facebook)

It’s the spirit of samesyn and dancing as if no-ones watching. (Image: Solms Delta, via Facebook)

Good, comforting memorable Boland cuisine powers visitors through a festival of music and fun. (Image: Solms Delta)

Former director of the Solms Delta music programme, Les Javan, lets loose at an earlier incarnation. (Image: Solms Delta, via Facebook)

David Kramer has livened up the festival with his interpretation of the regions goema music. (Image: Solms Delta, via Facebook)

It’s the place where you get to enjoy traditional sounds created by the best musicians you’ve never heard of. (Image: Solms Delta, via Facebook)

The Oesfees, a celebration of what makes the Boland special. (Image: Solms Delta, via Facebook)

Franschhoek’s Solms Delta exists to celebrate wine and music, and the space where the two meet. (Image: Solms Delta, via Facebook)