South Africa's entertainment culture is one of the most dynamic on the African continent. The Cape Town International Jazz Festival — the largest in Africa — brings over 40 international and local acts to the Cape Town International Convention Centre each March. The National Arts Festival in Grahamstown is the largest arts festival in Africa by number of productions, running over ten days in June and staging theatre, music, dance, visual art, and comedy from across the country and internationally. The Hermanus Whale Festival, the Knysna Oyster Festival, and the Cape Town Pride Parade each add popular entertainment events across the season. Johannesburg's Maboneng Precinct and the Newtown arts district carry the country's most vibrant contemporary creative scene, while the Cape Winelands festival calendar extends the entertainment geography to the countryside.