• 13 February – March 27
The Be the Voice anti-bullying exhibition at Springs Art Gallery has been extended. Featuring artworks by 20 high school learners from Gauteng, the exhibition aims to spark community engagement on bullying. Entrance is free, Monday to Friday, 09:00–16:00 (closed Sundays and public holidays).

• February 21
• Her Fight, My Fight will host the Resilient Women High Tea at Cafe 69 Pub and Restaurant. Contact Nomawethu Ndaba on 081 571 9537.

• Amangadi Traditional Authority International will launch traditional courts in Kwa-Thema at Kwa-Thema Community Hall at 09:00. Contact Bukelwa Dumse on 072 520 7470.

• March 21
The Nigel Retired Nurses will host a high tea at the Duduza Resource Centre, themed “Smart or elegant with a hat.” The event includes speakers on health and rights education and aims to empower retired nurses and the community. Residents are invited. Contact Flo Tlagae on 082 978 3338 for more information.

General
• Meat World Springs hosts a food market every Saturday from 06:30 to 14:00 and calls on vendors to apply to participate. Send your name, ID number and the name and a photograph of the food product you wish to sell for consideration to marketing@meatworld.co.za or call 011 815 1494.

• The Springs Farmers’ Market runs every Saturday. Buy fresh, affordable produce, arts and crafts, delicious food and milk. The venue is Den Akker at President’s Park. It runs from 08:00 to 13:00. Stall hire for businesses and farmers is R150. For more information, call Johann Jungbauer on 082 689 0222 or email jungross@mweb.co.za

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