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Holy Rosary School Lifestyle Festival brings Edenvale community together

Visitors took part in dance and rebounding sessions, while people of all ages enjoyed the exercise zones.

Edenvale came alive with activity as families from across the community gathered for the Holy Rosary School Lifestyle Festival.

Hosted by Holy Rosary School, the festival offered visitors a relaxed day outdoors with a vibrant market, a variety of food and drink stalls, and plenty of open space for families and friends to picnic and enjoy the winter sunshine.

The event featured a range of free activities designed to encourage healthy, active living.

Jabulilie Mkhize and Silvia Tufegdzic at the South African National Blood Service (SANBS) at the festival receiving a complimentary gift.

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Visitors took part in dance and rebounding sessions, while people of all ages enjoyed the exercise zones.

The school’s tennis and netball courts were also open for fun games throughout the day, creating opportunities for children and adults to get active together.

Paula Garcia and Greg Loubscher at the Shades of Green stall.

In addition to the activities, local vendors showcased a variety of products and treats, with market stalls attracting a steady stream of visitors throughout the day.

The Lifestyle Festival provided an opportunity for residents to connect while supporting Holy Rosary School in a festive and family-friendly atmosphere.

Seen out and about were Lara Montocchio, Monica Gomez, Amanda Gomez, Logendrie Gomez, Akira Chetty and Saiendrie Moodley.

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Organisers thanked everyone who attended, as well as the exhibitors, volunteers and sponsors whose support helped make the event a success.

The festival once again highlighted the importance of bringing the community together through events that promote healthy lifestyles, businesses and family recreation.

Munesesu and Dadisai Kundhlande enjoying a day out in the sun.

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Stephan Lehman

Stephan became a journalist in 2016 and is currently the news editor for Bedfordview and Edenvale News as well as Germiston City News. With a passion for community growth he has extensive experience working with the community and providing news on local and regional topics

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