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Easter sees good food and jives at Simbithi

Guests attending the 'Firsties' event at the Eco Estate's country club left not only with full tummies and their ear drums satisfied, but with smiles all round.

From good food, great company to live entertainment by Country Rock band, Parable Fifteen, the crowd at Simbithi Country Club could not ask for more for a perfect Easter Sunday.

Charles, Rosy and Holly Newton enjoy the live entertainment at Simbithi Country Club on Easter Sunday.

Children squealed with laughter as they hunted for hidden Easter eggs.

Enjoying the show and a round of drinks at the Simbithi Country Club last Sunday were Megan Green, Ingrid Taylor and Brenda Johnston.

Guests attending the ‘Firsties’ event at the Eco Estate’s country club left not only with full tummies and their ear drums satisfied, but with smiles all round.

Country Rock band, Parable Fifteen entertained the crowd at Simbithi Country Club on Easter Sunday.
Having a merry time on Easter Sunday at the Simbithi Country Club were Sarel and Carlien van der Merwe along with Marita Burger and Zelda Horn.
Simbithi Fig Tree restaurant Sous Chef, Sbusiso Zungu prepares some delicious burgers for guests at the Simbithi Country Club on Easter Sunday.
Enjoying the music at the Simbithi Country Club last Sunday were Trisha Latchigadu and Sameer Ramkisson.

 


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