Aweh! Find out what’s popping in Durban this weekend
Don't miss out on the fun - There is plenty to do in Durban and surrounds this weekend.
ARE you looking to do something fun this weekend? Look no further; we’ve got you covered with everything from markets to family fun days, car events, and more.
Here’s a selection of fun things to do this weekend in Durbs and the surrounding area.
Easter Wonderland
This Easter, the Durban Christian Centre South will celebrate the wonder of Easter in the Bluff Eco-Park, 55 Grays Inn Road, with fun for the whole family like never before! The event will run at 18:00 from April 8 to 10. It will cost R20 per person and R10 per vehicle. For more information call: 031 467 0457 or WhatsApp 081 563 6960.
The Buzz Market Westville
The Buzz Market Westville is ecstatic to welcome you to their SUPER Buzz Easter Market on April 9 from 9:00 to 15:00. Expect extended business hours, additional vendors, and a jumping castle, bubble machine, and Youngsters Club activities for the kids. If we’re being honest, it’s also for adults. Allow members of the Kids Club to look after your children while you relax and take in all of the lovely market vendors, food, and coffee.
Rugby Match
On Saturday, April 9, the Cell-C Sharks will take on Emirates Lions at Kings park Stadium at 16:00. To book your tickets visit: https://www.viagogo.co.za/Sports-Tickets/Rugby-Union/Sharks-Tickets
Salmon Hike Club
The hikes will commence on April 9, and the event will be held between 6:30 – 10:00. The hikes will be short (2 hours) and pleasant, making them accessible to practically everybody. The R100 entry price covers park admission as well as a full day of trail access. The Kranzkloof Honorary Officers will get all additional earnings from your entrance fee. For more information or to view the agenda and to book your tickets visit: https://www.quicket.co.za/events/168799-salomon-hike-club-kranzkloof/
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