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Customers spoilt for choice at shopping festival

The highlight of the event was the lucky prize draws, where 15 prizes were given away to shoppers.

It was a shopper’s extravaganza at Multi Furniture and Appliances Lifestyle Centre’s shopping festival – a day filled with great prices, promotions, prizes, and lip-smacking food.

Tyreece Naicker participates in the F1 Racing challenge at Multi Furniture and Appliances Lifestyle Centre’s shopping festival.

The store held its second shopping festival aimed at offering customers great prices, and exciting in-store demos and prizes. In addition, vendors and pop-ups were allowed to showcase their offerings and promote their businesses, with many young and aspiring entrepreneurs making their first appearance at the festival.

Shalini and Arav Roopnarain make a purchase.

Hoosen Ebrahim, MFA marketing manager said there was a phenomenal turnout, despite the wet weather.
The store officially launched the OMS Turkish Cookware range on the South Coast and Treetz by Reez – Reezwanah Seedat and Chef Farooq tantalised taste buds with delectable dishes prepared with OMS Cookware. The Italian brand – ELBA hosted Chef Ramola Makan who prepared succulent, flavourful dishes on the ELBA gas cooker.

The store also hosted in-store competitions; F1 Racing, FIFA ’23 and Skipping Challenge and the winners received awesome prizes.

At the festival are (from left) Martin Venter, Bronwyn Smith and Beverly Lupke.

Ebrahim said the highlight of the event was the lucky prize draws, where 15 prizes were given away to shoppers.

“Customers that supported the pop-up vendors also stood a chance to win a TV and we want to thank all the customers, suppliers, vendors and the greater South Coast community for their unwavering support in making this shopping festival a huge success,” Ebrahim concluded.

Cynthia Dean gets a health check.

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