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My Bloody Valentine a first for Durban – Blood to be shed at Giba Gorge

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Whether you are a zombie fan, anti-valentine or really just fancy dressing up as Jason or Mike Myers (let’s face it, they kind of qualify for zombie status), Zombie Run aims to show you how to have the time of your life….even as you run for it.

This Valentine’s Day, Zombie Run want you to celebrate with your dark side and take part in the Bloody Valentine event. And never let it be said you took your date to an over-priced and boring dinner. We hear the brains on offer are top shelf too!

In true zombie run style, this event will take runners through a 5km course and over light obstacles. Most importantly, runners will face lonely stretches where it is rumoured Freddy himself lies in wait. For the quirky couple, why not show your best interpretation of love that stretches beyond the grave? Moms and Dads, why not create your own family challenge? This is certainly way better than the obligatory roses and chocolates.

By using the popular Zombie theme, Zombie Run South Africa creates a running narrative on a racecourse designed to simulate the Apocalypse, where participants either run through the course track as Zombies, or living Zombie prey. Participants must run to safety, while dodging an imaginatively harrowing barrage of apocalyptic carnage.

There will be a small market, live entertainment and so much more one BLOODY fine evening!

This event is in aid of CROW and will take place at 18:00 on 14 February 2015. Proceeds will go towards fund-raising for wildlife rehabilitation centre.

Prizes on offer for best dressed (runners AND zombies can take part), as well as spot prizes just for showing up.

Ticket sale options start at R150pp and include individual runner or zombie. For online ticket purchases, please look for the event on www.quicket.co.za

About The Zombie Run Team
Carol Willis transitioned from racerunner to race promoter in 2013 when she committed to bringing the Zombie Run concept to South Africa.

With over 15 years in event management, Carol has worked on every type of event conceivable, particularly in the corporate and exhibitions field. Live events are not new to her with her pro bono work that she does for a Randburg-based nursery school that hosts a charity big walk to raise funds.

 

Contact information:

Event – Zombie Run South Africa
Website: www.zombierunsa.com
Facebook: ZombieRunSouthAfrica
Twitter: @zombierunsa

Charity – CROW
Website: www.crowkzn.co.za
Facebook: crow.kzn
Twitter: @crow.kzn1

Venue – Giba Gorge
Website: www.gibagorge.co.za
Facebook: gibagorgemtbpark
Twitter: GibaGorgeMTB
Tel: 031 769 1527

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BUMP & GRIND at Talloula

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Durban comedy favourites Aaron McIlroy and Lisa Bobbert-McIlroy return to Talloula with their new musical comedy –  BUMP & GRIND, a high-energy musical sketch comedy that delivers a riotous mix of song, dance, quick-fire character comedy and heart. Created under the direction and choreography of Daisy Spencer, the show has already delighted audiences this festive season with its trademark MacBob mayhem and polish.

Described by Billy Suter as “a sparkly cracker of song, dance and off-the-wall humour,” BUMP & GRIND is a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud theatrical experience. The show tumbles through a helter-skelter parade of characters — from fan favourites Bruce and Charmaine, as Elvis impersonators, pensioners Beatrice and Max, and super-sage Dr Veejay, to bold new creations including AI androids, Latin dance sensations and an Irish preacher with stand-up ambitions.

The music includes numbers from Talking Heads, Lady Gaga, Elvis, The Beatles, Whitney Houston and a climactic medley of ’80s chart hits.

“It’s a vibe… Aaron and Lisa’s talent and skill lie in their seemingly effortless transformations from one character to another — and making every dance hit and ballad that character’s own!” Shannon Kenny (ArtSmart)

With broad family appeal, high energy and a proven track record of sold-out runs, don’t miss BUMP & GRIND at Talloula at the end of January!

Duration of Show: 2 Acts of 40 minutes each with a 20 minute interval
Food and Drink on sale at the venue.
Full bar available
Picnic baskets welcome

  • Venue: Talloula, Bothas Hill
  • Dates: Friday 30 Jan & Saturday 31 Jan – 7pm (doors open 6pm) | Sunday 1 Feb 2026 – 2pm (doors open 12.30pm)
  • Tickets: R220pp
  • Bookings: Webtickets or Rowena on 082 304 6495 (for meal options and orders)

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Just a 30something plant mom, nature enthusiast and happy wife, adventuring through Durbs and life!🌻🌿🤍✨

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Review: Bouquet Building at See Café

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A Floral Treat in the Upper Highway

If you’re in the Upper Highway area and looking for something fresh, creative, and soul-nourishing to do, don’t miss the Bouquet Building events at See Café in Hillcrest. We recently attended one and it was absolutely delightful — the kind of morning that leaves you smiling long after the last stem is snipped.

Held twice a month, this beautifully curated experience is a must for flower lovers — or anyone in need of a little peace, beauty and joy.

For under R300 per person, all the beautiful, fresh high-quality blooms are provided (seriously, the kind you’d never find at this price in a ready-made bouquet elsewhere). You just bring yourself and your creativity! It’s a hands-on, joy-filled session where you get to design and build your own bouquet from scratch, with guidance if you need it. It’s real value for money, with a big dose of creativity and fun!

Whether you choose to gift your masterpiece to someone special or keep it as a cheerful centrepiece at home (that lasts for weeks), it’s a heartwarming and fulfilling way to spend a morning.

Even better? For a (ridiculously reasonable) extra cost, you can enjoy a delicious coffee and breakfast from See Café while you create — and trust me, the vibe is just as wonderful as the food. (Click here to see their menu) The setting is intimate and cozy, the energy is uplifting, and there’s a lovely sense of community as you chat with fellow flower lovers. Plus, they’re dog-friendly for outside seating, so your furry friend can tag along and enjoy the fresh air while you build your bouquet!

This event is definitely a must-do in Durban. It’s ideal for a solo treat, a girls’ morning out, or even a unique gift experience. Whether you’re a seasoned flower arranger or just in it for the fun, it’s well worth it!

Follow See Café on social media here to keep an eye out for the next event – you won’t want to miss it. Your bouquet (and your soul) will thank you.

Click here to watch our reel of the event and see what you can look forward to when you attend!

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Just a 30something plant mom, nature enthusiast and happy wife, adventuring through Durbs and life!🌻🌿🤍✨

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Secret Sunset at Westown Square

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Get ready for an experience like no other! Secret Sunset is coming to Westown Square on 13 December at 5PM, and you’re invited to join us for an evening filled with movement, music, and pure golden-hour magic.

This immersive guided dance session is all about joy, connection, and feel-good energy—and it’s suitable for all ages. Whether you’re coming with friends, family, or flying solo, it’s the perfect way to celebrate the festive season.

Event Details

Date: 13 December 2025
Time: 5PM
Venue: Westown Square, The Bowl, On The Lawn
Entrance Fee: Kids: R75 | Adults: R120

Important

LIMITED PRE-ENTRIES ONLY
No tickets will be sold at the door, so make sure you
book early to secure your spot!

BOOK HERE

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