The Potchefstroom Lights Festival, known as Liggiefees@Potch, has become a shining beacon of hope and joy in the community since its opening on 29 November, running until 31 December 2024. The festival is being held at the Abraham Kriel Children’s Home and has brought together families from various cultural backgrounds to enjoy the magic of festive lights, entertainment, and community spirit.

This year, the festival is not just about celebrating the holiday season with dazzling lights. It’s about unity, as families from all walks of life come together to marvel at the breathtaking light displays and participate in the array of activities designed to bring joy to all. The vibrant atmosphere has created unforgettable moments, where laughter and happiness are shared freely, reflecting the diversity and togetherness of the Potchefstroom community. The festival’s success is also deeply rooted in its commitment to giving back.

The Abraham Kriel Children’s Home, which hosts the event, benefits from funds raised, ensuring that the festival contributes to a cause that is close to many hearts. As the festival continues, attendees are reminded of the importance of supporting the home’s children, with proceeds for their needs. The Liggiefees@Potch experience is more than just a festival; it’s a celebration giving, community, and the power of coming together to make a difference.

The lights shining brightly symbolize not only the spirit of the season but also the collective effort of families and sponsors, working hand in hand to support the home and its children. With still a few weeks left to enjoy the festival, there’s plenty of time to witness the magic of the lights and share in the joy of this special community event. It’s a reminder that, through events like Liggiefees@Potch, we can all contribute to making the world a little brighter.