Folk music and a braai was full swing at Jock Pub and Grill
The braais were lit and the folk music was in full swing at Jock Pub and Grill on Sunday.
MBOMBELA – The South African bluegrass folk band, Georgetown entertained the crowd who feasted on prawns served with chicken or ribs.
Beefeater Gin also had a promotion and Lowvelders were sipping away on the cold gin throughout the day.
“We are very big Georgetown fans. We have seen them all across the country and we are very excited to see them here today,” Bianca Stevens and Ian Nel told the newspaper.
Judging by the roars from the crowd, the band did not disappoint.
Apart from the delicious food and drinks and the band, the crowd also gathered to say farewell to Jock’s beloved manager, Morgan Jenkins.
Jenkins and his wife and children are emigrating to Spain this week.
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“I am sad to leave but we are excited for the new adventure,” Jenkins said.
Marlet van Wetten of Small Town Music Blog, who often worked with Jenkins, said that she is going to miss him terribly. All of his friends and family who attended Sunday’s celebrations echoed the sentiments.
