Events

Justice is a Woman, written by well-known former KZN judge and author Chris Nicholson, highlights the #MeToo movement and the need for justice and gender equality. Set in a present-day KZN university, the play follows a female master’s student’s accusation of molestation against her male university professor. The lead character (the lawyer defending the professor) Portia’s life is turned on its head as she is faced with a moral dilemma that questions her values and threatens to tear her personal life apart. In the end, will justice prevail? Directed by Paul Spence Michaelhouse – 23 – 25 May (7pm daily & Saturday 2pm) Bookings: plspence7@gmail.com or 084 341 1742 Tickets are R80 adults, R50 seniors and R40 students. Also available at the door (cash only). FacebookTwitterWhatsApp

Justice is a Woman, written by well-known former KZN judge and author Chris Nicholson, highlights the #MeToo movement and the need for justice and gender equality. Set in a present-day KZN university, the play follows a female master’s student’s accusation of molestation against her male university professor. The lead character (the lawyer defending the professor) Portia’s life is turned on its head as she is faced with a moral dilemma that questions her values and threatens to tear her personal life apart. In the end, will justice prevail? Directed by Paul Spence Michaelhouse – 23 – 25 May (7pm daily & Saturday 2pm) Bookings: plspence7@gmail.com or 084 341 1742 Tickets are R80 adults, R50 seniors and R40 students. Also available at the door (cash only). FacebookTwitterWhatsApp

The Sunday Tribune Cars in the Park, Pietermaritzburg held at the Gold Circle, Training Centre, Ashburton, is the highlight event on the Vintage Sports Car Club calendar. This extremely popular annual event will be held on Sunday 26th May 2019. It is the largest of its kind in KZN, and the oldest of its type in the country, and is a draw card for motoring enthusiasts from all over South Africa with up to 14 000 people attending the show. PLEASE NOTE ENTRY PAYMENT OPTIONS Entry fees: Paid by Credit Card, Zapper or Snapscan: Adults: R 60.00, Pensioners R 40.00, Kids under 5yrs free, Kids 5-12yrs R 40.00, Kids 5-12yrs get R 40.00 free playground vouchers. Entry fees: Paid by Cash: Adults: R 70.00, Pensioners R 50.00, Kids under 5yrs free, Kids 5 -12yrs R 40.00, Kids 5-12yrs get R 40.00 free playground vouchers. Gates open at 7.00am and the show closes at 4.30pm. Various Charities are financially supported through the show. Event venue Ashburton Training Centre, GPS co-ordinates are: 29°38’43.23″S 30°28’8.62″E Coming from either Durban or Pietermaritzburg turn off at the Ashburton N3 off ramp, and on the road over the highway, Pope Ellis Drive, turn right and follow the road for +- 2km to the Ashburton Training Centre on the left. Please contact us for further information, and follow us on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram. Carl Habermann – Cell: 082 447 3355 / admin@carsinthepark.net FacebookTwitterWhatsApp

This fully inclusive 4 night/5-day cycle tour takes you off the main tourist routes, through the quiet country roads of the charming KwaZulu-Natal Midlands countryside. Following carefully selected sections within the Midlands Meander area, this cycle tours combines adventure with some unique cultural “off the bike” experiences such as craft beer and cheese tasting, a guided walk in the mist belt forest, a trip to see some of the most famous San paintings at the Kamberg caves and many other surprises along the way. Known for its historical landmarks, decadent restaurants, pristine natural heritage, and artistic, hospitable people there is ample opportunity to explore, relax, discover, create and be inspired. FacebookTwitterWhatsApp

Justice is a Woman, written by well-known former KZN judge and author Chris Nicholson, highlights the #MeToo movement and the need for justice and gender equality. Set in a present-day KZN university, the play follows a female master’s student’s accusation of molestation against her male university professor. The lead character (the lawyer defending the professor) Portia’s life is turned on its head as she is faced with a moral dilemma that questions her values and threatens to tear her personal life apart. In the end, will justice prevail? Directed by Paul Spence Hexagon Theatre – 4 – 8 June (7pm daily & Saturday 2pm) Tickets are R130 adults, R80 seniors & R40 students. Also available at the door (cash only) FacebookTwitterWhatsApp

Justice is a Woman, written by well-known former KZN judge and author Chris Nicholson, highlights the #MeToo movement and the need for justice and gender equality. Set in a present-day KZN university, the play follows a female master’s student’s accusation of molestation against her male university professor. The lead character (the lawyer defending the professor) Portia’s life is turned on its head as she is faced with a moral dilemma that questions her values and threatens to tear her personal life apart. In the end, will justice prevail? Directed by Paul Spence Hexagon Theatre – 4 – 8 June (7pm daily & Saturday 2pm) Tickets are R130 adults, R80 seniors & R40 students. Also available at the door (cash only) FacebookTwitterWhatsApp

Justice is a Woman, written by well-known former KZN judge and author Chris Nicholson, highlights the #MeToo movement and the need for justice and gender equality. Set in a present-day KZN university, the play follows a female master’s student’s accusation of molestation against her male university professor. The lead character (the lawyer defending the professor) Portia’s life is turned on its head as she is faced with a moral dilemma that questions her values and threatens to tear her personal life apart. In the end, will justice prevail? Directed by Paul Spence Hexagon Theatre – 4 – 8 June (7pm daily & Saturday 2pm) Tickets are R130 adults, R80 seniors & R40 students. Also available at the door (cash only) FacebookTwitterWhatsApp

Justice is a Woman, written by well-known former KZN judge and author Chris Nicholson, highlights the #MeToo movement and the need for justice and gender equality. Set in a present-day KZN university, the play follows a female master’s student’s accusation of molestation against her male university professor. The lead character (the lawyer defending the professor) Portia’s life is turned on its head as she is faced with a moral dilemma that questions her values and threatens to tear her personal life apart. In the end, will justice prevail? Directed by Paul Spence Hexagon Theatre – 4 – 8 June (7pm daily & Saturday 2pm) Tickets are R130 adults, R80 seniors & R40 students. Also available at the door (cash only) FacebookTwitterWhatsApp

The extremely talented Wishbone Ash will be in our part of the world on the 11th June. They will be doing a live and unplugged evening with us and guests will be able to interact with them while enjoying delicious cuisine produced by Chef Alex himself. We have very limited space for this event and booking is essential. To secure your seats, contact us on either fernhillevents@gmail.com or 033 330 5071. Payment upfront is required. Arrival 18h30, band to start around 19h00. R390pp FacebookTwitterWhatsApp