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What's On

What’s on: 11-26 March

Rod AmnerBy Rod AmnerMarch 10, 2022Updated:March 10, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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Thanks to Nita’s Makhanda Events WhatsApp group for these listings.

Friday 11 March

Live: Dave Glover
@ Pothole and Donkey, 123 High Street
18:00 – 21:00

Emcimbini 3.0: Soft life Party
@ 37 on New
19:00
R40/ R30 presold – 0739037264

Table Too: Mexican
Pop up. Take-aways and sit down.
Booking Essential
Dinner 19:30 for 20:00
R190/ person
Bring your own drinks
Junitha 0826718558
Michele 0839602366
junitha@geenet.co.za

Saturday 12 March

Parkrun @ Bot Gardens
08:00
Register online: https://www.parkrun.co.za/register/

The Thrift Market
Clothes. Accessories. Décor. Food. Jewelry. Coffee. Music. Picnics
@ LA Café (Old Provost)
10:00 – 14:00

Evening Hike with Makhanda Wild Hikers’ Crew
Meet @ The Drostdy Arch, High Street. Destination Mountain Drive.
15:00
Mzi: +27812494979

Table Too: Mexican
Pop up. Take-aways and sit down.
Booking Essential
Dinner 19:30 for 20:00
R190/ person
Bring your own drinks
Junitha 0826718558
Michele 0839602366
junitha@geenet.co.za

The Return of the Walters Clan
R&B. Jazz. Reggae. Pop.
@ Slipstream Sportsbar
20:00
R50

Sunday 13 March

Makhanda Wild Hikers Crew
Meet @ The Drostdy Arch, High Street
07:00
Mzi: +27812494979

Summer Sunset Concert on Lords (in aid of the Sunshine Coast Hospice)
Concert band, Choirs, Strings, Marimbas and a grand band finale. Cash bar 15:30 – 18:00
@ City Lords Field (Wyvern), Kingswood College
16:00
R40/ Children under 13 years: R20
Bookings 0466036670 or a.bradfield@kingswoodcollege.com
Bring blankets, chairs and picnic baskets.

Masicule 2022 – Presented by the National Arts Festival
Guest Artist: Sibongile Mngoma
Celebrating the voices of Makhanda
@ The Guy Butler Theatre, Monument
16:30
R50/ R40 (Concession)
Book online: www.webtickets.co.za

Monday 14 March

Masicule 2022 – Presented by the National Arts Festival
Guest Artist: Sibongile Mngoma
Celebrating the voices of Makhanda
@ The Guy Butler Theatre, Monument
19:00
R50 (Full Price)/ R40 (Concession)
Book online: www.webtickets.co.za

Tuesday 15 March

Neil Aggett Memorial Lecture – 2022
Guest speaker: Zapiro
“Makhanda Forever:
standing up against injustice”
@ Kingswood College Chapel
14:30
RSVP: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdrD1MCMvT9xwuNb5dXdnWsDt1VIJSCiBvdBRl4A3B5KATFZw/viewform

Pub Quiz
Prizes for the winning team
@ The Rat & Parrot
18:30 for 19:00 start (2hrs)
R40/ person

Wednesday 16 March

Karaoke
@ Slipstream Sportsbar
21:00 – late
Free entry

Coming soon

19 March – Graeme College Rugby Day Festival @ Somerset Field, Graeme College

19 March – The Music Society of Makhanda: Laura Pauna (piano) @
Kingswood College Chapel

22 – 26 March – The Addams Family: A new Musical Comedy @ St. Andrew’s College Drill Hall

24 March – Book Launch: Serpent Crescent by Vivian de Klerk @ Amazwi

26 March – Easter Market @ PJ Olivier

26 March – For the Love of Gin tasting @ Hill Street Manor

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