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North Coast events to look out for in September

Check out our latest events listings and start planning your next outing.

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4 September – Garden Carnival at Builders Ballito on Moffatt Drive, 9.45am for 10am start. Speakers from a variety of garden-related companies. RSVP to Adrienne at 076 941 8193.

– Hear Fire in the Dukebox at The Market from 6-9pm or Triple Beat on Eat Street between 6.30-9.30pm.

5 September – Catch Rachel Taljard at The Studios from 10.30am-12.30pm. Angel will perform at The Market between 12.30-3.30pm before Springboks vs New Zealand on the big screen from 5pm.

5 and 6 September – Durban Plant Fair at Durban Botanic Gardens from 9am-4pm. Indigenous plants will be on sale, with talks by environmental experts. Entry and parking free.

6 September – Keith Austin live at The Studios between 10.30am-12.30pm, before Sunday lunch at The Market with Tyler di Domenico from 12.30-3.30pm or on Eat Street with Sax Appeal between 1-4pm.

1-4 October – Art in the Country, Coastal Edition. The inaugural fair at Collisheen Estate showcasing some of South Africa’s best artists. Follow Art in the Country on Facebook to keep up dated.

Regular markets
• Wednesday: Market 032 from 8am-12.30pm at La Montagne.
• Thursday and Sunday: Salt Rock Farmers’ Market at Slow Roads Collective. 7am-12pm on Thursday and 9am-1pm on Sunday.
• First Friday of every month: Market 032 night market, 6-9pm at La Montagne.
• First and last Saturday of the month: Car boot sale at Ballito Gesinskerk, 7-11am.
• Saturday, Sunday and selected public holidays: Ballito Farmers Market, 8am-3pm at Lower Oaklands Farm, Umhlali.


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