SM DIARY

Compiled by Sandhip Sing. Send your listings to Sunday Magazine, Box 47549, Greyville, 4023, fax 031 308 2357 or e-mail: sm.diary@inl.co.za by the Monday before publication.

MARKETS TODAY

Botha’s Hill Father’s Day Market.

Old Main Road, opposite The Fainting Goat, near Kearsney College. Plant nursery, sushi bar, gift stalls, vegan food options and more. 10am-3pm.

Call 083 564 3335.

Umhlanga Antique Fair. Umhlanga Centre, 138 Ridge Road. 9am-2pm.

Call 084 548 0366.

Durban North Flea Market. Tudor House Inn. 10am-3pm. Call

079 597 3763.

Fragrance Street Market. Opposite RK Khan Hospital, Chatsworth. Wednesdays to Saturdays, 9am-5pm. Sundays, 10am-4pm.

Market on Fenton. 40 Fenton Road, central Durban. Food, fashion, craft and music. 11am. Call 072 850 4859.

On Site Farmers’ Market. 246 Umbilo Road, corner of Essex Road. Organic vegetables, raw honey and eggs.

Friday, 2pm-6pm. Sunday, 9am-3pm. Call 071 907 9996.

The Stables Market. 9 Jacko Jackson Drive, Stamford Hill. Wednesday to Friday, 6-10pm. Today, 10am-5pm.

Call 031 312 3058.

Flea Market. Ollies Pub & Grill Amanzimtoti. 9am-4pm. Call

031 903 7912.

Victoria Street Market: Corner

Queen and Victoria streets. Monday to Saturday, 8am-6pm, and Sunday, 10am-4pm. Call 031 306 4021. Bangladesh Market. Business Square, Chatsworth. Friday and Saturday, 6am-6pm.

REGULARS

The Durban National Fresh Produce Market. 1st floor, 81 Flower Road, Clairwood. Monday to Saturday, 7.30am-4pm. Call 031 311 5100. Farmers’ Market. Pop-up Society restaurant on 132 Helen Joseph

Road, Glenwood. Every Saturday, 10am-noon. The Green Camp Gallery Project will be supplying organic vegetables, raw honey, free-range eggs and raw milk. Call 071 907 9996. Headway Natal Market. 11 Menston Road, Westville. First Wednesday of the month. 9-12pm. Call 031 266 2709. Kloof and Highway SPCA Market.

29 Village Road. Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 8am-noon. Last Sunday of the month. Call 031 764 1212.

The Karkloof Farmers’ Market. In-door market with a wide variety of stalls offering everything from fresh fruit and vegetables to delicious homebaked treats and organic products. Every Saturday, 7am-11am. Call

082 820 8986.

Shongweni Farmers’ and Craft Market. 457 MR551 Road. Every Saturday. 6.30am-11.30am.

Call 083 777 1674. umhlanga Farmers’ Market. Prestondale, Autumn Drive, umhlanga Ridge. Every Wednesday, 8am-noon. Call 074 445 6186.

COMING UP

Darle Trade. (Howick). On the veranda of Il Postino Pizzeria to barter excess produce. June 21, 9am. Call 083 289 3110.

Westville Night Market. Westville Mall. Artisanal market with slow-cooked food, live entertainment, craft stalls – all with locally produced products and a kids area. June 29, 5pm-10pm. Call

072 634 1915.

MUSIC TODAY

Nick Pitman & Band – Sunday Jazz Sundowners. The Bat Centre. He has been playing the guitar for over 10 years , during which time he has explored the blues , rock and jazz genres. 3pm. Call 031 332 0451. Heals Over Head. Sound Cafe. (Dolphin Coast). All-women jazz band. Noon. R70. Call 032 492 0088.

COMING UP

Guy Buttery and Kanada Narahari. 166 Bulwer Rd, Glenwood. (KZNSA). June 23, 7pm, R120. Call

083 384 3660.

The Muffinz On The Road To:

Tour. The Chairman. Currently in their 7th year of existence, the 4-piece band presents a month-long touring project which includes live performances and music workshops. Afroretro, electric music. June 23, 11pm, R150. Call 079 753 6313.

Fuego Heat’s Hangouts - Robin Thirdfloor, NOTD & Chadwick J. The Brewing Company, Station 43. June 21, 6.30pm. Call 031 303 2747.

3 KZN Phil: Van Alpen / Borisoglebsky. The Playhouse Company 231 Anton Lembede Street (formerly Smith Street). June 21, 7.30pm, R30-R240. Computicket.

Malatji. The Jazzy Rainbow, Morningside. a nominee in the SA Music Awards (Sama) for the category of best adult African contemporary album and in the ninth Metro FM Awards for best jazz album. June 23, 7pm, R100. Call 031 303 8398. Fund-raiser. Fynnland Combined Sports Club, Smith Drive. The entertainment will be provided by Salty Dog, DV 8, Glen Winter, Lee Henning, The Remedy Project, and the Step 2 Stage Dance Troupe. June 24, noon, R20. Call 082 594 4508.

Tribute to Pink Floyd. Gasoline Alley. 95 Goodwood Road, Mahogany Ridge, Pinetown. June 29, 8pm, R110. Call

081 775 9479.

ART

African Art Centre. Group Exhibition: The Footsteps of the Father. Showcasing charcoal, oil pastels, chalk pastel drawings, mixed medium, collage, photography and paintings. Runs until July 1. Call 031 303 4634. The Blue Caterpillar. Charmaine Eastment who studied under artists like Christopher Haw, Tony Strickland and the late Errol Boyley. A variety of pieces from paintings of hydrangeas to seascapes and Midlands scenes. Runs until the end of July. Call 033 3871356. Green Gallery. Jill Singery, Sharleen Boaden, Nicole Pletts, Marian Townsend and Justin Mashora.

New bronzes by Owen Llewellyn Davies. Call 031 502 2757.

The Highway Art Group are exhibiting their paintings at the Kloof Conservancy Open Gardens on today from 9am to 4pm. The venue is the Tea Garden at the Du Bois wedding venue, 198 Inanda Road, Crestview, Waterfall. Call

082 338 8876.

Interpret Durban. Durban City

Hall. Inside and outside the whole building from 6pm. The space will be re-imagined by a team of artists from all over the world – using the spaces in an unusual way, and displaying art in various forms throughout the building. The centrepiece will be the main hall which will become a dance floor for the evening. Categories – visual arts, video, photography, illustration, spoken word, short story, youth. June 30. Visit www.interpretdurban.com

ISEA2018: Intersections Durban.

24th International Symposium on Electronic Art. Creating a city-wide showcase of dozens of exhibitions, events, installations, walks, festivals and activities, and a major global conference on new media art, all talking to the theme of Intersections. This event will incorporate the fifth iteration of the Durban University of Technology Digital Festival (Digifest), mostly held in and around DUT City Campus and Innovate Durban’s 2018 Innovation Festival (IF Durban).

The 10-day festival features some of the world’s most prominent digital artists, and comprises a vast array of interesting, brave, fun, innovative and insightful happenings taking place in various venues across the city. The works combine existing art forms (such as illustration, design, dance, fashion, architecture, photography, film and music), reinvented and re-considered to make them interesting and relevant in a new-media, technologicallysavvy world. In most instances there is a cross-over with science; sometimes with a research component. June 23-30. The detailed programme can be found on the ISEA2018 website. Tatham Art Gallery. Opening of KZN Midlands Matric Art Exhibition and Spotlight on Matric Art Teachers 2018. Ends August 19. Call 033 392 2811.

The Monty Naicker Commemorative Committee (Monacc). South Africa in the Making pictorial exhibition accompanied by an audio commentary in English and Zulu, showcases the Struggle against apartheid. Shop 7, Moses Mabhida Stadium. Open to the public from Monday to Saturday from 10am-3pm. Call 083 514 8081. Wakkerstroom Art Craft Ramble 2018. Daily courses and talks, these include woodworking with little money and tools, mosaics, cartooning, soft cheese-making, bread-making, oilpaint techniques, drawing from still life, pottery, lace knitting, a 2-day abstract art and multimedia course and simple printmaking.

For the first time a mystery craft breakfast, a brewery tasting and tour and a gallery walkabout with the festival’s guest artist.

See www.artramblewakkerstroom. co.za