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CROW to host ‘kidzone’ at Park Fest

Yellowwood Park Sports Club has organised craft and food stalls, a children's drop off zone, beer garden and popular band ‘DV8’ will perform live music at their upcoming Park Fest.

YELLOWWOOD Park’s Centre for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) has partnered with Yellowwood Park Sports Club for the upcoming ‘Park Fest’ taking place on Saturday afternoon, 9 March from 11am to 5pm.

 

The rehabilitation centre will have a KidZone decked out with inflatables, fun activities and food items for sale.
Loads of fun is guaranteed for the whole family, with slides and jumping castles available, including a slippery soccer, gladiator slide, ship jumping castle and dolphin jumping castle and slide. Children should come prepared to play in the water.
A R20 entry fee includes four tickets (one ticket per slide), thereafter tickets cost R5 per slide. All funds raised go towards caring for the wildlife which is admitted to and rehabilitated by CROW.
The members from Yellowwood Park Sports Club promise a fun-filled day at the upcoming Park Fest.
Apart from CROW’s stand, Yellowwood Park Sports Club has also organised craft and food stalls, a children’s drop off zone, beer garden and popular band ‘DV8’ will perform live music. Their entrance fee is R30 for those who are 18 and older, while children under 18 enter for free. No alcohol will be sold to persons under the age of 18.
For more information call Lana Bartholomew at CROW on 031-462-1127 or email info@crowkzn.co.za, or Kaylee Steyn from What’s the Function on 073-487-2334 for more information.

 

 

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