Food, fun and entertainment on Spring Day at the Killarney Country Club

KILLARNEY – A variety of market stalls popped-up at the Killarney Country Club which welcomed community members to buy locally made products.

September 6, 2018

Naidine Sibanda 1 minute read

For natural hair products and accessories, visitors had the Curly Twins team of Batsile Mabilu, Khabonina Makhasana, Kagiso Tsholo and Naomi Sekgobela at their service.

The beginning of spring opened with an activity-filled day for the community at the Killarney Country Club.

Mmabatho Mtimkulu, a representative of Homegrown Consulting Event and Marketing Company said they hosted a market with various vendors selling locally made and produced goods.

“It is a family day where people can bring their kids or partners while having a good time and some organic foods,” said Mtimkulu. “There is also an art stand where people can purchase something for their homes.”

Mtimkulu’s partner, Paballo Malebo added that this was their first event and they wanted it to grow.

“The plan is to have it once a month and as it grows, have it more regularly like every weekend,” said Malebo.

“We just want people within the community to know that this is a place they can come to for relaxation with their families.”

Among the exhibitors were Naomi Sekgobela and Kagiso Tsholo of Curly Twins who were selling their homemade hair products which they make using natural ingredients.

Lerato Mbatha and Amo Tlhomelang feast their eyes on MMArthouse products at the market day. Photos: Naidine Sibanda

Some fresh veggies are sold by Marvelous Mavunda and Matimu Maluleke at the Killarney Country Club market day.

Thamie Faleni and Thabo Mali showcase their hand-made Imbokodo Collection at the KCC Market Day.

The Jazz Xpressions Band plays cool jams at the market day.

Busi Mavunga of Love Teatime and Nkululeko Gqoloda of Selina Foods keep it organic with some locally made products.

Nelisa Metula runs a Vintage Clothing Stall at the Killarney Country Club market day.

Twins, Kagiso Tsholo and Naomi Sekgobela keep it African-curly with their homemade products.

Basotho Heart ginger beer is sold by Matseliso Thabane at the market day.

Not too far from their stand was Matseliso Thabane’s stall who was selling naturally-brewed ginger beer with a lot of the visitors gulping it down in enjoyment.

Jazz Xpressions Band played some cool jams to add to the atmosphere.

Details: Killarney Country Club www.killarneycountryclub.co.za

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