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What's on in and around Durban this week.

THE recovery support group, GriefShare, meets at Glenwood Presbyterian Church on Saturday mornings at 10.30am.

This is an international, non-denominational support course. Each session is stand-alone, and one may join at any stage of the 13-week course.

Contact Heather Main on 031 205 4555 or 083 789 4555. Visit: www.griefshare.org

AGLOW International meets on Saturday 11 July at 9.30am in the Baumann Hall behind Durban Child and Youth Care Center in Kildare Road, Glenwood.

There will be a speaker and good fellowship with other women. Contact Margaret on 071 606 0065.

A CELEBRATION of the birthday of the Dalai Lama takes place on Saturday, 11 July at the Cane Growers Hall, DUT Campus, ML Sultan Road, Durban, at 4pm.

There will be an evening of song, dance and deep meditation. The popular film The Road to Peace will also be screened. This award wining film wonderfully reveals the nature and wisdom of the 14th Dalai Lama and candidly shows how he inspires millions of people around the world to live more meaningful and peaceful.

Admission is free and a vegetarian dinner will be served. To RSVP, email: community.connectdurban@gmail.com

BIRDLIFE Port Natal will host a bird course at Paradise Valley Nature Reserve on Saturday 11 July from 8.30am to 1pm.

Adam Riley of Rockjumpers will be presenting a half day course on The planet's avian diversity-the bird families of the world.

Cost is R80 for members and R100 for visitors. Contact Lesley on 083 231 3408.

HISTORY and Conservation: SA National Society will meet on Tuesday 14 July at KwaMuhle Museum, 130 Bram Fischer (Ordnance) Road at 5pm for 5.30pm.

Peter Adams will speak on The History of Bookselling and how it has changed in 150 years. Secure parking available. Contact I Smith on 073 354 9385.

THE Durban Seniors Social Club will meet on Wednesday 15 July at Berea Congregational Church hall, Pardy Gardens Road, off Musgrave Road, at 9am for 9.30am.

Guest entertainer will be guitarist, Nicholas O'Joseph who will take you down memory lane with his melodies.

There will also be an AGM. Cost is R10 for members and R12 for visitors, which includes tea, coffee and refreshments.

All welcome. Contact Mona on 031 303 8336.

FAIRWAY Guest House on 118 Fairway Durban North, is hosting an Orchid and Rare Plant Fair on 18 July from 9am to 5pm.

The fair will include potting demonstrations taking place at 10am, 12pm and 2pm, as well as an orchid display by the Natal Orchid Society. In addition to orchids, there will also be stunning Staghorns, Bromeliads, Cycads, Bonsais, Tilliandsias to name a few.

An all-day tea garden will be available for light meals and refreshments making this a fun outing for the whole family.

Entrance fee for the day is R10 for adults and children under 12 have free access. Contact Melanie van Greunen on 082 456 0178 or 031 563 7102.

JOIN the South African Writers' Circle for “Romancing the Villain”, a one-day seminar at Augusta Estate, Hillcrest, on 18 July.

Published authors Elana Bregin and Melissa Delport will be the principal speakers. Open to members of the public. Cost is R160 inclusive of a light lunch and teas.

For information and bookings contact Ginny Porter on ginny.sawc@gmail.com

THE Garden and House Plant Club will meet on 18 July at Musgrave Methodist Church hall at 2.15pm.

Pieter du Plessis will speak on Water-wise Gardening.

Contact Naomi on 031 465 7358, 072 103 9591 or raywake@telkomsa.net

THE Centre of the Universal Mind, 46 Albert Dlomo Road, Glenwood, will hold an AGM on 25 July from 2pm. Contact Sandra Naidoo on 083 262 106 for enquiries.

CAMINO de Santiago pilgrims past and future are encouraged to attend the Saint James’ Feast Day celebration on Sunday 26 July at St Dominic's Catholic Church, 1 Mill Road, Hillcrest at 11am.

R10 donation. Take a plate of food to share, and your own drinks, plate and cutlery.

If you are walking a Camino soon take your backpacks for Fr Brian’s blessing.

Contact Jenny on 084 952 0622 or Sylvia 083 474 8086.

THE Morning Trade has moved from 8 Morrison Street to much larger warehouse premises at the Station Drive Precinct, 15 Station Drive.

Join The Morning Traders every Sunday between 8am and 1pm to shop for your farm fresh ingredients, delectable homemade specialties, fresh cut flowers, top quality meats and wholesome, locally produced food – or just to meet friends over delicious artisan food and drink.

NAZARETH House Charity Shop, 82 South Ridge Road, Berea is open daily Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 2.30pm.The charity shop raises much-needed funds for the home and needs the support of the public.

Any dontations of clothing, bric-a-brac etc are welcome. Nazarerth House will collect. Contact 031 261 2207.

TAFTA will host a support group for friends, family members and care givers of Alzheimers patients at TAFTA Lodge, 42 South Beach Avenue, Durban. Contact Nivashnee on 031 332 3721 for more information.

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. To join and for more information, contact Gill on 031 702 6522.

CHESHIRE Home Sparks Estate, 145 Mary Road, Sydenham, invites the public to support its charity shop every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9am to 11.30am. All welcome.

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