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Get ready for the Ballito Big Braai bonanza

The proceeds of the event will be split 50-50 between Round Table and the Orphan Fund for their charitable causes.

Get ready for the mother of all braais on 23 September when Ballito Round Table 221 and The North Coast Courier Orphan Fund join forces for a mega charity fundraising drive.

Top class entertainment and fun activities for the whole family will be the name of the game at the Ballito Big Braai at Sugar Rush Park from 11am to 7pm.

Grill masters can link up with three family members or friends to form braai teams (bookings for braai stands close on 16 September), while a variety of food vendors will set up shop to tempt the public’s taste buds with delectable treats.

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Some top talent has been signed up for live music gigs, which will include popular local rockers The Spare Parts, Final Edition and Cumberland Gap, with a beer garden set up as a chill zone.

The kids will also not go short of exciting entertainment activities with an expansive 10m x 7m nerf gun field, face painting and a number of other fun options.

Exciting raffle prizes will also be up for grabs.

The proceeds of the event will be split 50-50 between Round Table and the Orphan Fund for their charitable causes.

For more information email ballito221@gmail.com, orphanfund@northcoastcourier.co.za or visit the Ballito Round Table website.


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