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WATCH: The first Spring Music Festival of many to come

The first Spring Music Festival of many to come was held at Rietvallei Nursery on Saturday, 7 September.

September 13, 2019

Amy Slocombe Less than a minute

Erika Tolmay performing at the Festival. Photo: Amy Slocombe.

Rietvallei Nursery was filled with the smiling faces of community members, stallholders and bikers on Saturday, 7 September.

This was the first of what is set to become a yearly event. It was organised by some of the bikers’ groups in Roodepoort and presented by Jet Promotions. With live music, food, gift stalls, children’s entertainment and alcohol, the bikers and all their visitors had an amazing day.

Denise, Danell and Corne Wolmarans from the Good Company bikers club. Photo: Amy Slocombe.

The event featured spectacular performances from talented artists such as L’ZET (Zettie van Biljon) and Erika Tolmay.

The fun and entertaining day ended with a line-dancing competition and all the bikers gathering together to sing along with the performers.

Badges were given to people upon paying the entrance fee and were being sold separately. Photo: Amy Slocombe.

Good Company Bikers were having an amazing time. Photo: Amy Slocombe.

L’ZET (Zettie van Biljon) brought some rock songs to life with her stunning voice. Photo: Amy Slocombe.

Jet Promotions doing the sound for the event. Photo: Amy Slocombe.

Alcoholic and nonalcoholic cocktails were available for purchase. Photo: Amy Slocombe.

The bikers and community members all linked arms to sing along during Erika’s last few songs. Photo: Amy Slocombe.

People who attended the festival danced all day. Photo: Amy Slocombe.

Chantel Wybenga and her boyfriend, JD van Biljon. Photo: Amy Slocombe.

Erika Tolmay performing at the Festival. Photo: Amy Slocombe.

A jumping castle and a trampoline kept the children entertained. Photo: Amy Slocombe.

Marna Leroux (owner of Rietavallei Nursery) and her mother Santi. Photo: Amy Slocombe.

Fun in the sun. Photo: Amy Slocombe.

Anton and Lenie Eybers (a.k.a the Popcorn Man and the Candyfloss Lady) at their stall. Photo: Amy Slocombe.

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September 13, 2019

Amy Slocombe Less than a minute

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