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The Grove grooves along to SPAR Christmas Carols Like No Other

The wet weather could not put a damper on the Christmas spirit of the shoppers.

While wet weather descended on Mbombela on the day of the final SPAR Christmas Carols Like No Other event, nothing could stop the Christmas spirit from warming up shoppers’ hearts.

The SPAR festive crew has been on the road since the first instalment was held at Steiltes SPAR on December 13. Each individual event has featured live music, Christmas carols, face painting, a special Christmas photo booth, and a variety of prizes to be won.

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The event at The Grove SUPERSPAR on December 20 was the eighth and final event of the series, and proved to be a fitting conclusion. Stix Dumisa and Reshen Nkala were at their musical best yet again, adding a special festive touch to each person’s shopping experience at The Grove SUPERSPAR.

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Not even the rain can put a damper on the Christmas festivities at The Grove SUPERSPAR, the final instalment in SPAR’s Christmas Carols Like No Other series. Stix Dumisa is once again serenading shoppers with his trumpet, with special renditions of age-old Christmas carols in the Lowveld rain. #christmas #christmastiktok #thegrovespar #Stixdumisa #trumpet #christmas2024 #mbombela

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Shoppers also had the chance to enter the grand prize competition by doing some shopping in-store and dropping their receipt into the box when exiting the store. As with every other occasion, there was a draw held at the end of the event, and the lucky winner on this occasion was Carol Nxumalo.

Camilla Shingange drops her entry to the SPAR into the box held by Bella Mogane. > Photos: Blake Linder
Giselle McDonald paints young Kea Gama’s face. > Photos: Blake Linder
Stix Dumisa. > Photos: Blake Linder
Katlego Dlamini has her face painted by Giselle McDonald. > Photos: Blake Linder

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Blake Linder

Blake Linder is based in Mbombela and is a Senior Journalist at the Lowvelder. He carries with him nearly a decade's worth of experience in media. He has previously worked as News Editor, but now primarily focuses on Sport News, having previously won awards for both his sports writing and photography.
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