GEORGE NEWS - Due to overwhelming interest and the short notice of today's George Heritage Festival Roadshow, the meeting that would have been held this evening has been postponed to Monday, 18 July at 18:00 in the Banqueting Hall of the George Civic Centre in York Street.
The public at large is still invited to attend.
The George Heritage Festival committee invites all its residents, visitors and friends to participate in the celebration of George’s culture and the diversity of its citizens’ beliefs and traditions.
“During this time, various events will be hosted to celebrate the town’s shared culture, customs, traditions, sport, stories and memories passed on from our parents, grandparents and families to our children. We learn and are influenced by the place and the people around us.”
“During this time, various events will be hosted to celebrate the town’s shared culture, customs, traditions, sport, stories and memories passed on from our parents, grandparents and families to our children. We learn and are influenced by the place and the people around us.”
The George Heritage Festival directors and the events coordinating company, Intembeko Group after their appointment as George Municipality’s festival organisers. From left are: Philda Benkenstein (director), Clint Heyns (Intembeko Group), Linda Anderson (director), Leroy Ferreira (director and festival committee deputy chairperson), Caroline Coetzee (Intembeko Group), Werner Coetzee (Intembeko Group), Dr Willie Cilliers (director and festival committee chairperson), Jovan Heyns (Intembeko Group) and Thelma Heyns (Intembeko Group). Absent: Theo Adams (director)
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