There is something for everyone to enjoy. Diarise these events and enjoy a fun filled time in Toti.
APRIL 15:
THE Upper South Coast Art Association will hold its next meeting at 13:00 at Mooi Hawens Activities Hall, 3 Middleton Road, Winklespruit. Marion Oppermann will be our demonstrator. Cost for the afternoon is R30 and includes refreshments. Enjoy an art class (drawing and painting) with Ritha at 09:00, cost R30: bring along clear reference photos (not copies of drawings/paintings) of harlequins, Pierrot or circus clowns; drawing requirements, or the necessary materials to paint. A black bin bag to cover your work area.
APRIL 27:
THE Toti Vibe Market is hosting a Freedom Day extravaganza on April 27 from 10:00 to 15:00 at the Amanzimtoti Civic Centre.
The fun-filled family day will offer a variety of delicious food, drinks and sweet treats, with plenty stalls selling items such as arts and crafts, clothing, accessories, perfumes, crystals and more. There will be fun activities to keep the children entertained, as well as live entertainment by Jesse Pillay. Entrance is free. Other upcoming market dates are: May 21, June 4, July 2, August 6, September 3, October 1, November 5, and December 3 and 7. For more information or to book a stall, contact Shaista Mohamed on 068 100 7356 or Sameer Ibrahim on 068 100 9600. Alternatively, visit the Facebook page, Toti VIBE Market.
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MAY 5:
JOIN the RE/MAX Toti team in donating blood during their blood drive which will be held at their training centre, 14 Lewis Drive, from 10:00 to 15:00. For more information, contact Melanie Hamilton on 031 903 2220.
THE next full moon beach walk is scheduled to take place on May 5 at 17:30, from the Baggies Kiosk in Warner Beach.
This popular social event follows the shoreline along the beach from Baggies Beach to Winkle Beach and back. It is about 4km, but you can turn back whenever you want. Other upcoming dates: June 4, July 3, August 1 and 31 (Blue Moon), September 29, October 28, November 27 and December 27. All beach walks will be at 17:30 from the Baggies Kiosk. To join the WhatsApp group, contact Derek Pirie on 082 673 1335.
MAY 6:
THERE will be a car show and family fun day in The Square at the Amanzimtoti CBD on May 6 from 11:00 to 22:00. The charity event, organised by Mug ‘n Dine Restaurant with the help of sponsors, promises to be a fun-filled day with a flea market, jumping castle, clown, music, fire truck and foam demonstration. The car show exhibition will thrill car enthusiasts with a show and shine, sound-off, glow-off, park-off and low limbo. There is a R10 000 cash prize for the loudest sound-off car, as well as R10 000 that will be split between different categories. The address is 27 Commercial Road, Lifegro Centre. For more information, contact Sha Natalie on 065 827 6276, Neren Ramkisson on 073 149 8252 or Ashen Ramadhar on 079 886 2838.
MAY 26:
VISIT the Toti Moonlight Market on May 26 from 16:00 to 21:00 at Amanzimtoti Rugby Club, 1 Riverside Road. There will be lots of stalls to browse, delicious food and drinks, kids entertainment and live music. Entry is free and everyone is welcome. Call 062 973 8657 for stall bookings.
MAY 27:
THE Amanzimtoti SPCA will be hosting its first open day of the year on May 27, from 08:30 to 11:45. In an attempt to raise awareness and much-needed funds for the animals in its care, the Toti SPCA hosts open days to showcase the work it does. On the day, there will be breakfast rolls, vegan food, pancakes and baked goods for sale, as well as specials at their charity shop, with a crate of books for R60. There will also be animals up for adoption. The address is 1 Nyati Road, Athlone Park. For more information, contact the Toti SPCA on 031 904 2424.
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