Stefanie Burr-Dixon, Monia Hartman, Charmaine Horn and Angelique Booysen manned the KHAWS book stall during Medieval Fantasy Day. Photo: Supplied
Lake Umuzi was transformed into a fantasy kingdom on September 26 when Medieval Fantasy Day Secunda brought knights, fairies, wizards, dragons and mythical creatures to life.
The event combined family entertainment with fundraising for local animal welfare organisations – Khulula Animal Welfare Society (KHAWS), Animal Protection Task Unit (APTU) and Because Dogs & Co.
Visitors enjoyed a variety of activities, including interactive games, market stalls, food vendors, fortune telling, and so much more.
Funds raised through ticket sales contributed towards food, emergency veterinary treatment, sterilisation programmes and rescue operations.
The event offered families a fun-filled day while raising much-needed support for animals in need across the region.
Halk embraced the fantasy spirit at Medieval Fantasy Day. Photo: Supplied
Bianca Bezuidenhout joined in the fun at Medieval Fantasy Day at Lake Umuzi. Photo: Supplied
Medieval King Dawid Viljoen added to the fantasy atmosphere at Medieval Fantasy Day. Photo: Supplied
Celia Steyn took on the role of fortune teller during Medieval Fantasy Day. Photo: Supplied
Ananda and Kayla Kitchenbrand enjoyed the Medieval Fantasy Day at Lake Umuzi. Photo: Supplied
Medieval queen Jennifer Viljoen and newest KHAWS committee member Cayleigh Uys at Medieval Fantasy Day. Photo: Supplied
Johan, Monia, Jurgen and Alana Hartman embraced the fantasy-themed fun at Medieval Fantasy Day. Photo: Supplied
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