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Vryheid set for busy September with music, festivals and markets

Discover upcoming Vryheid events, including music, festivals, markets and family entertainment in September and October.

September 2 – Jannie du Toit

Die bekende Suid-Afrikaanse musikant Jannie du Toit bied 55 Jaar op die Verhoog: Ramkietjie, ’n intieme musiekaand, op Woensdag 2 September om 18:00 by die kerksaal van NG Kerk Vryheid Suid-Oos aan.

Kaartjies kos R120 per persoon, met ’n ligte ete ingesluit. Gaste word versoek om hul eie drinkgoed saam te bring.

Kaartjies is beskikbaar by die kerkkantoor by 034 285 0963 of by Afrikanerstraat 205.

September 5 – Vryheid Suid-Oos Fees

Die Vryheid Suid-Oos Fees vind by Hoërskool Pionier se veld plaas. Hekke open om 10:00, met kosstalletjies, ’n biertuin, karnavalaktiwiteite, boeresport, ’n Colourfest en vermaak vir die hele gesin.

Die program sluit onder meer Franja, Ruan en Juanita in, met optredes vanaf 19:00. ’n Grootskerm-rugbywedstryd tussen die Springbokke en All Blacks word ook om 17:00 vertoon.

Toegang kos R50 vir volwassenes en R30 vir laerskoolkinders voor 16:00, waarna dit R100 per persoon is.

September 24 – Heritage Day Market

The Vryheid Raadsaal will host a Heritage Day Market at 1119 Landdrost Street, celebrating local heritage and community spirit. Visitors can enjoy traditional South African food, live music and entertainment, a raffle draw, craft and food stalls, and a kids’ play area.

The event encourages residents to support local, shop local and celebrate Vryheid’s history. Stall bookings are available through Nicole on 076 302 4923.

October 3 – Paddadam October Market

The Paddadam October Market will be offering visitors a variety of food, homemade goodies, curry and rice, pancakes, plants, fudge and bottled goods, clothing and drinks.

Residents are encouraged to support local vendors and enjoy a day out. Stall bookings can be made with Elize on 073 063 5499. Further details will be announced.

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Carlien Grobler

A community-based journalist at Vryheid Herald since 2019, reporting on everything from hard news to human interest stories and sports, keeping the community informed

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