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What's on in and around Durban this week.

WEEKLY meditation classes in Morningside to encourage people to create a joyful life, are held every Thursday evening from 7pm to 8.15pm at Positive Health Studio, 5 Claribel Road.

Everyone is welcome, cost is R40 (donation to non-profit organisation). Contact 031 266 0148, info@meditateindurban.org or www.meditateindurban.org

ENJOY social Line dancing every Thursday from 6pm to 7pm at Stella Park Bowling Club, 337 Bartle Road, Umbilo. Contact Peter on 031 205 2488.

THE Anna Conradie Service Centre will host a Spring Dinner and Dance on Friday 11 September from 7pm to 11pm at Tafta Lodge, 42 South Beach Avenue, Durban.

Tickets are R30 for members and R45 non-members.

Contact 031 337 0163 to book.

WYLIE House will host its 67th Annual General Meeting on 15 September at 4.30pm at 202 Ridge Road, Berea, Durban.

RSVP to 031 202 9410.

IF you're nervous of speaking to people you don't know, or you get stage fright when you're asked to do a presentation at work, then joining Toastmasters can truly help you. Visit the Speakeasy Toastmasters Club on the third Tuesday evening of the month, at 5.30pm for 6pm at the Glenwood Boys' High School.

A fee of R80 includes a delicious meal. RSVP to speakeasyglenwood@gmail.com timeously for catering purposes. Toastmasters is a non-profit organisation.

KZN badminton is hosting a ladies' pamper day on 19 September at the NBA Hall in Cobham Grove. Cost of R250 includes two treatments, snacks and tea/coffee. Contact Bonnie on 083 783 3533 for more information or to book your tickets.

GARDEN and House Plant Club will meet at Musgrave Methodist Hall (entrance in St Thomas Road) on 19 September at 2.15pm.

Pam Wood will speak about her travels in Turkey and England and the gardens she saw. Contact Naomi Stapersma on 031 465 7358, 072 103 9591 or raywake@telkomsa.net

THE South African Writers' Circle will hold its monthly meeting on Saturday, 19 September at the Westville Library (Room G4).

Melissa Delport, Janet Nicholson, Ginny Porter and Carrie Sanders will present short talks on So, you want to be published? which will then be followed by a panel discussion and questions from the audience. A workshop will follow where those attending will apply their writing skills – this is voluntary.

Visitors are very welcome. Take a plate of eats. Members R10, visitors R20. Contact Brigitta Simpson on 071 681 8378 or write to southafricanwriterscircle@gmail.com

A HEALERS KZN Holistic Fair will be on 19 September at Kloof Civic Hall from 9am to 3pm.

Unique gifts for sale, healings and readings, food and refreshments on sale. Entry is free. Contact Tracy White on 082 668 4163 or healerskzn@gmail.com

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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