WATCH: Christmas celebration brings joy to 700 children at Eden Park Taxi Rank
About 700 children from Eden Park and surrounding areas gathered at the Eden Park taxi rank for a Christmas celebration hosted by Patriotic Alliance, spearheaded by Alderman Dino Peterson.
The event was supported by community leaders, organisations and local businesses coming together to create a fun and meaningful experience for children, many of whom do not often have the opportunity to attend such events.
Hamilton Jacobs, chairperson of the Patriotic Alliance in Ward 57, who shared details of the day, said the event was filled with energy and excitement.
“The event was an absolute blast,” he said.
Metro World Kids South Africa led the main programme, engaging the children through interactive activities while teaching them about the true meaning of Christmas.
@albertonrecordAbout 700 children from Eden Park and surrounding areas gathered at the Eden Park taxi rank for a Christmas celebration hosted by Patriotic Alliance, spearheaded by Alderman Dino Peterson. Full story on albertonrecord.co.za♬ original sound – Alberton Record
Metro Kids emphasised that Christmas is about the birth of Christ and that every child should remember this message.
The children participated enthusiastically throughout the programme.
Jacobs explained that Metro World Kids South Africa is well known for its work in schools around Eden Park, where it regularly interacts with children on school premises.
Luize from Krotoa added to the lively atmosphere by leading exercise sessions, encouraging the children to stay active while sharing information about fitness and healthy living.
Jacobs also expressed appreciation for the support received from Alderman Dino Petersen.
He said the organisation wanted to thank him for his continuous support and for allowing children from the community and surrounding areas to enjoy a memorable day, especially those who do not often experience events of this nature.
@albertonrecordAbout 700 children from Eden Park and surrounding areas gathered at the Eden Park taxi rank for a Christmas celebration hosted by Patriotic Alliance, spearheaded by Alderman Dino Peterson. Full story on albertonrecord.co.za
The event was made possible through contributions from:
Shane’s Butchery
Metro World Kids South Africa
Godfrey Brown
Quinton De Klerk
Warrent Flemmer
Clive Ingle
Grace Mills
Faith Cooper
Duncan Van Der Kullid
Mrs Swartz of Opelweg Primary
Carmen Smith Leoatle
Emkey
I-matter
Tabernacle of David Ministries under Pastor Anthony Wynkwaardt
Luize from Krotoa.
Organisers described the day as a success, with strong community support and a festive atmosphere that created lasting memories for the children who attended.
Tabernacle of David Ministries
The event was supported by community leaders, organisations and local businesses coming together to create a fun and meaningful experience for children, many of whom do not often have the opportunity to attend such events.
Marlin from Tabernacle of David Ministries, who shared details of the day, said the event was filled with energy and excitement. “The event was an absolute blast,” she said.

Metro World Kids South Africa led the main programme, engaging the children through interactive activities while teaching them about the true meaning of Christmas.
According to Marlin, Metro Kids emphasised that Christmas is about the birth of Christ and that every child should remember this message.
The children participated enthusiastically throughout the programme. Marlin explained that Metro World Kids South Africa is well known for its work in schools around Eden Park, where it regularly interacts with children on school premises.
Luize from Krotoa added to the lively atmosphere by leading exercise sessions, encouraging the children to stay active while sharing information about fitness and healthy living.
Marlin also expressed appreciation for the support received from Alderman Dino Petersen. She said the ministry wanted to thank him for his continuous support and for allowing children from the community and surrounding areas to enjoy a memorable day, especially those who do not often have the opportunity to experience events of this nature.

The event was made possible through contributions from Shane’s Butchery, Metro World Kids South Africa, Godfrey Brown, Quinton De Klerk, Warrent Flemmer, Clive Ingle, Grace Mills, Faith Cooper, Duncan Van Der Kullid, Mrs Swartz of Opelweg Primary, Carmen Smith Leoatle, Emkey, I-matter, Tabernacle of David Ministries under Pastor Anthony Wynkwaardt, and Luize from Krotoa.
Organisers described the day as a success, with strong community support and a festive atmosphere that created lasting memories for the children who attended.



