James and Annie Pickering sample a selection of wines.
A vibey, sociable evening hosted by the Don Ira Retail Group brought the community together at the Southbroom Golf Club on April 24.
The event marked the recent opening of Tops in Southbroom, now officially part of the Don Ira Retail Group.
General manager Chantell McClure said the evening gave guests the chance to meet the team, sample favourite products from across the group’s stores, and find out more about what they offer.
Attendees enjoyed a selection of wine, spirits and other beverages, while South African comedian Chris Forrest kept the full clubhouse entertained with his trademark humour.
Speaking after the event, Robin Petterson, owner of the Don Ira Group, thanked both the venue and the community for their support.
“We would like to extend a warm thank you to the Southbroom Golf Club and the community for allowing us to host the event at their beautiful venue,” he said. “We truly appreciate the support the community has shown us since we opened in Southbroom.”
Geneve van Rooyen and Lanise Gregory welcome guests.
Preparing the famous flame-grilled lamb rolls are (from left) Zweh Dlamini, Paul McClure (the jolly butcher), Hamilton Dlamini and Anele Ngilande.
Roland van Rooyen with his wife, Cailyn.
Having a good time are (from left) Dave Millar, Anesh Sooklal, Brandon Calmeyer and Hannelie Millar.
Tequila time for Dylan and Amy van der Spuy.
Mark Lawlor and Tracey Howes.
Out and about are (from left) Leandre Graham, Peter Versfeld (Don Ira Retail Group's financial manager), Jared Read, and his mother, Astrid Read.
Penny and Jonathan Laxton.
All smiles are Nelisiwe Nzuzu and Owami Njapha.
Gugu Bhengu, Chrisna Williams and Pearl Mzobe of Spar Pharmacy Ramsgate.
At the event are (back, from left) Roberto de Pretto and Anton Leal, with Louise Leal in front.
Nicci de Jesus from Spar Engage with her sister-in-law Cerina de Jesus.
Alan and Kayleigh Hall.
Smiles all round for Cherise Warren and Liam Gregory.
Clr Alan Bosch and his wife, Janene.
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