Saturday 4 December 2011 from 10am until 4pm at Old Thomas River Historical Village

Come do your Christmas shopping at a huge array of Craft Stalls!

Santa will be making a guest appearance at 11am - please bring a small gift for your child with her name and surname on

Christmas Buffet Lunch
R120 per person and R50 per child 
Booking essential!

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Halloween Party @ THE RAMBLE RESTAURANT
Old Thomas River Historical Village

 

Date: Saturday 29 October 2011

Time: From 7pm onwards

Entrance: FREE if you come dressed for Halloween OR ELSE R20 per person

 

Music by STEREO WORX
and a special finger basket menu available

Contact Andrew 045 843 1504 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Michelle

FAIRY ART COMPETION

Capture the image of one of these tiny creatures on paper and you could WIN a super weekend away for four people at the magical Shire Eco-Lodge!!!

New closing date: 25 November 2011

 

 

A show you dare not miss! If you are old enough to remember their tours to South Africa in the early and mid seventies and have not yet seen one of their South African tour shows, you have no excuse for missing this one … and if you are too young to remember them you have no excuse not to educate your ears to a brand of music that you will listen to one day in your wheelchair in the old-age home.

Magna Carta returns to South African shores for the 4th year in succession on 14 October 2010 at Eagles Ridge at 19h00. R70-00 per ticket, cash bar available and you can bring your own picnic basket.

Often described as Britain’s answer to Simon and Garfunkel in the early years, Magna Carta was founded by North Yorkshireman Chris Simpson in 1969. They have toured 78 countries, recorded 30 albums and sold over 8 000 000 albums world-wide. It was the albums Seasons’ and the magnificent classic ‘Lord of the Ages’, (regarded by many in South Africa as up there with ‘Dark Side of the Moon’ and ‘Sergeant Pepper’) and the evergreen single ‘Airport Song’ that put them on the world map. Another absolute classic, reminiscent of Simon and Garfunkel’s Scarborough Fair, is their evergreen “ The Bridge at Knaresborough Town” … but as Chris points out with a wry grin … Paul Simon did not write Scarborough Fair. Chris penned almost all of the Magna Carta songs you will hear.