Free Fashion Show - Glenwood Community Festival - Art Shows

Free Fashion Show For Umhlanga 

Venue: SAM Store, Umhlanga Centre
Time: 6h30pm
Date: 4 September 2014


Glenwood Community Festival - Durban

Date: Saturday and Sunday - 6 & 7 September

A busy weekend of participative family activities is planned for the eighth annual Glenwood Festival which takes place on the weekend of Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 September 2014.

For more information about the Glenwood Festival, phone the Glenwood Festival Info Line on 087 941 4614. For a detailed programme of events go to the website atwww.glenwoodforum.org.za or email enquiries@glenwoodprep.co.za

SATURDAY 6 SEPTEMBER

At Stella Club - Hosted by Dave Guselli

• 7.00 am to 10.00 am – Life Entabeni Hospital 5 km Fun Run & Walk

• 7.00 am - Registration starts at Stella Club – Entry Fee U18 – R5 , over 18 – R10
• 8.00 am - Fun Run & Walk starts opposite Stella Club, in Bulwer Park
• Finish at Stella Club – Free blood pressure and cholesterol testing, lots of give-aways !
• 11.30 am – Prize-giving at Glenwood Prep
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  At Bulwer Park - Hosted by Dave Guselli
  Waltons “Back to School” Treasure Hunt ( FREE ENTRY for all 5 km Fun Run & Walk participants - Other participants must register and pay in Bulwer Park – Entry Fee R5 ) Over 100 PRIZES to be “found” !

• 9.30 am to 11.00 am - Pre School and Grade 1
• 10.00 am to 11.00 am – Grade 2 and Above
  
  

Corner Café

• School Art Display – running from Thursday 4 September
  
  
  At Glenwood Prep School - Hosted by Dave Guselli
• 8.00 am to 2.00 pm – Annual Chess Challenge ( Invited schools only )
• 8.00 am to 2.00 pm – Camelot College Market Day ( Food , tombola, etc )
• 9.00 am to 11.30 pm – Pre-Schools Fun morning – Childrens’ Games , Jumping Castles , other activities
• 11.30 am to 11.45 am – Prize-giving - 5 km Fun Run & Walk and Treasure Hunt main prizes
• 11.30 am to 12.00 pm – Junior Soccer 7-A-Side Challenge – Glenwood Community Church vs Glenwood High School Select team
• 12.00 pm to 12.30 pm – Durban Girl’s High School Drummies and Glenwood High School Band Display
• 12.30 pm to 1.30 pm – North Durban All-Stars Soccer Team vs The Glenwood All-Stars Soccer Team
• 6.30pm for 7pm until late – Glenwood Prep School Dinner Dance with music by DR. Fester !– Tickets at R200 per head - call 031 2015165 to book.
  
  
  At Glenwood High School
• 8.00 am to 2.00 pm – 7's Rugby Tournament
  SUNDAY 7 SEPTEMBER
  In Bulwer Park, opposite Stella Club
• 10.00 am to 3.00 pm – The Bulwer Park Market – come and enjoy a variety of nature’s produce for sale and to eat , as well as various activities to keep the kids entertained !
• 9.00 am to 12.00 pm – Palettes at Glenwood Prep ( Artists in Action )
  
  
           At Glenwood High School Hall
• 6.30 pm to 8.00 pm – Interdenominational Church Service – Celebrating God’s Goodness - ALL WELCOME
  Monetary gifts or food parcels for the Jeanette Smit Seniors’ Home in Glenwood.
  
  

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Art Exhibition Openings - artSPACE durban

Date: 8 September 
Time: 6h30pm

Date: 8 September

Time: 6h30pm

This edition by +Fred Felton 

African fashion like never before: I Run JHB

A blend of unique African fashion like never before: I RUN JHB!

Co-Founders of I RUN JHB. On the left:

King Leeu, on the right: Neo Gabhadiya

“The duty of our brand is to tell African stories through clothing and that’s the mandate of the brand and that’s what makes it unique from other street brands.” said Neo Gabhadiya.

With labels popping up every single day I RUN JHB is a fresh unique authentic clothing brand alive with a feel and fuse of African traditional wear and urban strict culture. Neo Gabhadiya Simelane and Wandile King Leeu the Co-founders of I RUN JHB, who were also students at the University of Johannesburg are two creative and innovative young men who still believe in bringing up an African take on modern fashion and are here to up the fashion stakes of Mzansi.  

I RUN JHB is one brand with vibrantly coloured garments that speaks the volume and they’ve become proficient in mastering the accuracy of visualization. Most importantly a brand that also looks at its customers preference because the guys put a lot of hard work in making sure that their customers’ expectations are met and not only that but also the passion that goes into it. Here it goes again, starting a clothing line costs a lot of money and these guys take out from their pockets to keep their brand up and running and they don’t have any sponsorship or some sort of financial support and that must be their biggest challenge but hey we talking of go getters. Having said that South African fashion industry is hard to crack with minimal resources these guys proved that there is nothing stopping them from doing what they love. As Gabhadiya said “Effort ke Mahala” meaning effort is free.

Right now I RUN JHB is showcased at different flea markets which include Fox street sidewalks market every Saturday between 10 am to 5pm near Gandhi Square, Braamfontein at the Grove Market on Melle Street from 10 am to 5pm in Johannesburg. They also showcase in Soweto, Orlando west at Locrate Market every 1^st Sunday of each month. 

For more information on I RUN JHB you can follow them on social media, Facebook: I RUN JHB, 

Twitter: @IRUNJHB 

Tumblr: IRUNJHB.tumblr.com 

Contact details: 0785616050 (Neo Gabhadiya) 0787231082 (King). 

A blend of unique African fashion like never before!  

This edition by +Molly Dimpho