Durban Markets + stuff to do June/July: Week one of the school holidays and they’re either driving you batty already, or you know that it’s only a matter of time… here’s some of the stuff going on which might help you retain some form of sanity 😉 Now until 3rd July The Ballito Pro surfing competition with the Five Star Ballito Pro free concerts 30 June – 17 July 2016 Winnie the Pooh presented by KickstArt at the Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre Ticket via Computicket: Adults: R180/R150/R120; Children/Pensioners: R150/R120/R100 1 – 3 July 2016 Dora the Explorer Live at the ICC Tickets via Computicket R185 – R325 And here’s a handy list of events taking place in Durban in July: 1 – 10 July 2016 House & Garden Show at the Durban Exhibition Centre Tickets at the door or via iTickets 2 July 2016 The Durban July at Greyville Racecourse featuring Jack Daniels Sound City 2 – 3 July Aloe Festival in Ashburton 8 July Celebrate S43’s 1st birthday 22 July Fish Master Class at The Oyster Box 27 July The Oyster Box ‘Spirit Adventures’ And a round up of Durban’s Markets – support local! Friday 1st July: Please note there is no Roof Top Night Market – it has moved to next week […]
Full article here: Ask Ashe – Nicola Ashe
Life is a Garden: It’s been a while since I updated you on the goings-on in the garden – last time I mentioned we’d visited a great nursery up the hill and it was the start of summer, so planting was high on the agenda and getting a veggie patch sorted out was a top priority. I’m delighted to say we planted lettuce, spinach, rosemary, tomatoes, peppers, mint, thyme and loads of lavender and all of them grew so well and saved us a fortune in weekly trips to buy fresh produce! In the last few months I’ve visited Illovo Nursery down the South Coast, Assagay Garden Centre up the hill and Hingham Nursery in Glen Anil in Durban. They are all amazing nurseries and well worth spending a morning at – their tea gardens are awesome too. I was at Hingham most recently and really enjoyed the vibrant aloe and succulent section, which has recently been celebrated as part of a festival which ends this week – there are some great specials on these plants too, so if you’re looking to spruce up your garden with some indigenous plants, that hardly need watering, now is the time to visit! I also loved the large blue […]
Full article here: Ask Ashe – Nicola Ashe
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