Oppi Kus proves to be a ‘lekker jol’

Funds raised are used for the aims and objectives of the Round Table Margate 46.

July 15, 2024

Sugan Naidoo 1 minute read

Having fun are (back, from left) Flip Barnard, Johan Labyschagne, with Marlene Barnard, Elize Duvenage and Lesley Rogers in front.

The Oppi Kus Musiekfees, which was held at the Douglas Mitchell Sports Grounds over the weekend, was a huge success.

Shan Kamraj, Lindi Mnyaiza and Treven Pillay.

The massive tent was jam-packed as South Coasters came to enjoy two days of music and fun.

Artists included the likes of Steve Hofmeyr, Kurt Darren, Bok van Blerk, Jakkie Louw, Pieter Smith, Armand Hofmeyr, Mirandi, Wynand and Cheree, and locals Shaun Wulf and Winston Smile.

Enjoying the music are (from left) Johan and Elfrieda van der Merwe, Annette Thwits, Louis Theron, with Maty-Ann and Piet Nel.

The event, organised by Round Table Margate 46, was certainly a blast.

People queuing in line on Friday for the Musiekfees.

Tabler Shaun van Niekerk said the turnout was great. “The whole atmosphere was vibrant throughout the entire two days of the festival.”

He said all the artists were fantastic, but that the highlight was Jakkie Louw shooting the music video for his new single ‘Donkie’ at the festival.

Funds raised are used for the aims and objectives of Round Table. The club has a stellar track record when it comes to identifying needs in the local community and assisting with funds or projects.

The organisers thanked everyone who supported the event, including food stall owners, security companies, artists and the local community, of course.