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What's on in Durban over the next week.

SASFA, South African Senior Fitness Association, will hold exercise classes for the over 50s every Thursday morning from 9am to 10am at the Masonic Lodge, 25 Hunt Road. SASFA guarantees seniors will have fun and meet new friends. To join and for more information, contact Gill on 031 702 6522.

THE Nazareth House Charity Shop on Ridge Road is open between 9am and noon every Tuesday. The charity shop raises much needed funds for the home and needs the support of the public. Any donations of clothing, bric-a-brac etc are welcome. Nazareth House will collect. Contact 031 261 2207.

UP.MARKET, art craft and food, is at Umhlanga Centre (formally Buxtons Centre), 185 Ridge Road, Umhlanga, every Sunday from 9am to 2pm.

THE Westville Bipolar Support Group will host a Bipolar “Ask the Doctor” talk with guest speaker Dr Zuber Moola on 29 May at 6.30pm at Westville Boys’ High School, 26 Wandsbeck Road, Westville. RSVP to Lori via sms only to 083 652 0117. A R10 donation to attend the talk would be appreciated. Contact SADAG on 0800 70 80 90.

THE Jeannett Smit Home for the Aged night market is on 30 May at 279 Manning Road from 5pm to 8pm. Lots of food for sale with lots of other goodies. Contact Margaret to book a table on 071 606 0065.

TAKE advantage of the Garden Lovers’ Day on 30 and 31 May when three members of the Association of Garden Judges will, with the property owner, look at their garden design and plantings and advise on improvements. The cost is R50 and bookings may be made by phone to Greer on 031 262 4197 or e-mail to greer.nevill@gmail.com

AN open day of healing 9am to 2pm takes place at The Centre of Universal Mind, 46 Albert Dlomo Road, Glenwood on 31 May. Various modalities of healing include, reiki, crystal, trauma release, detox, foot massage, reflexology, iridology. Entrance is R5. Contact Elaine on 082 807 9366.

UMBILO Congregational Church, 498 Bartle Road, Umbilo, will hold Wally’s Braai on Friday 30 May at 5.30pm. On Saturday 31 May there will be a flea market from 7am to noon. Go have breakfast, tea or lunch and enjoy some fellowship. Contact Wally van Rooyen on 031 465 4985 for a table.

The SPCA Bargain Hunt is on Saturday 31 May at the premises, 2 Willowfield Crescent Springfield Park from 8am to 12.30pm. A huge array of items at great prices will be available, from plants to collectibles, crockery, cutlery, toys, jewellery, books and more. If you have any unwanted items suitable for resale, the SPCA will happily collect from within their area. Contact Lindsey on 031 579 6546.

SUPPORT Headway-Natal’s Jumble Sale at 11 Menston Road, Westville on Saturday, 31 May from 8.30am to 11.30am. Headway-Natal, is a non-profit organisation that offers rehabilitation and support to persons who have suffered from head injury, strokes and those caring for them. Contact 031 266 2709.

DON’T miss a free on Sunday, 1 June at the Theosophical Society, 306 Avondale Road, Morningside, Durban at 10am. Speaker Martin Brits will address participants on “Soul Dynamics, Archetypes and Personal Identity”. Martin holds a Masters in Religious Education, is a registered counsellor and director of Meta-Life Coaching. Free public talks are given on the first Sunday of every month. Contact 073 585 4856.

A BOOK launch of Glenn Moss’ 1970’s political memoir The New Radicals (Jacana Publ) is at 6pm on Thursday 5 June at Ike’s Books, 48A Florida Road. RSVP to Cedric on 082 873 2702.

SPOT Light Productions presents an evening For The Purist. A talented cast and their acoustic collaborations would like to share the enjoyment by performing classics from The Eagles, Paul Simon, Bryan Adams, among others, as well as newer material from Pink and The Corrs, at the Westville Theatre Club (St James Avenue, Westville) on 5, 6 and 7 June. Doors open at 7pm and show starts at 7.30pm. Tickets are R65. To book contact 082 997 0709 or email: shows@spotlightproductions.co.za

ROSEWAY Natural and Organic Market hosts a night market on Friday 6 June from 5pm to 9pm. There will be live music, good food, stalls and crafts for children. Contact Shelley on 083 679 1203.

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