Five things to do this weekend on the Dolphin Coast

1. Litchi Orchard Night Market

The Litchi Orchard Night market is on every last Friday of the month.

You can browse a wide collection of exhibitors, selling delicious foods, and wonderful clothes.

For more information contact The Litchi Orchard at 032 525 5118 or info@litchiorchard.co.za.

2. Vintage Car Boot Sale 

Destiny Life are rolling up their Winter Woolies for this season’s warmer winter day.  This is the destination where you want to be spending your Saturday.

From 9am to 2pm, there will be great excitement, hot entertainment and artists, magical kiddy fun, lick your lips delicacies and a wonderful array of goods and wares, treasured, once possessed, pre-loved and pre-owned antiques, bits and bobs.

For more information contact 032-9472830.

3. Meditating in Stanger 

A free meditating and healing session will take place in Stanger on Sunday, May 31. The Mohanji Team will be making their way to Stanger and this meditation is not tailored for any specific religion or practice and is universal.

Get to the Stanger Siva Temple at 9.15am on Sunday. For more information and to make a reservation, please email sharonpillay847@gmail.com or call the Temple on 032 5513259. Groups interested in free meditations and shaktipath healing sessions can also email Sharon Pillay or contact Yashik Singh on 083 677 6381.

4. Umhlali Membership Drive 

Umhlali Country Club will be hosting their membership drive this Saturday at the Ballito Junction,  from 9am to 2pm.

Sign up, join the club and get your handicap where it should be! Nothing like a game of weekend golf on the North Coast.

5. Kama Sutra 2 Come Again 

Buoyed by the raging success of Kama Sutra 2 Come Again at Sibaya’s iZulu Theatre in March, the brutally-funny Karou Charou is bringing it back for an encore on Saturday, May 30.

Using a combination of slide shows, interesting props and crass, below the belt toilet humour, Charou takes his audience on a 90 minute journey of discovery.

Tickets cost R150 from Computicket, Shoprite/Checkers or the Sibaya Box Office.

The show carries an age restriction of no less than 18 years of age.

The hilarity unravels at 8pm on Saturday, May 30.