YOUR DAILY WHAT’S ON GUIDE
ROWAN STUART LIVE
DURBAN Soul folk singer-guitarist Rowan Stuart will be performing at the Music Kitchen, 69 Mangold Road, Newton Park today from 7.30pm as part of a national tour to promote his latest single Silver Balloon. He will be accompanied by bass guitarist Andy Turrell and local act Jon Allen. Tickets available at R50 and booking is essential. Inquiries: Ian Mitchell, 072-994-5096 or Alasdair, 083-656-1166.
MUSICAL LUNCH
THE Feather Market Organ Society invites all music lovers to a lunch-hour organ recital on the grand organ of the Feather Market Centre tomorrow at 1pm by renowned Pretoria organist, Eddie Davey. The programme of 55 minutes will include works such as Toccata by Dubois, Cesar Franck’s Final and the well-known Grand March from Aida by Verdi. Admission is R35 per person, R30 for pensioners and free for students and pupils. Inquiries: Albert Troskie, 082-726-9595.
GOOD NIGHT MARKET
THE Good Night Market is on tomorrow at The Old Tramways Building, Baakens Valley, from 5pm to 9pm, offering a range of food stalls and entertainment. Enjoy food such as seafood paella, Asian dim sum, gourmet burgers, homemade ice-cream and more. Childcare will be available. Entry is R20 per person and free to under 12s. Inquiries: Elaine Watson, 079-444-5666, e-mail: info@lovestory.org.za
FOOD TRUCK FRIDAY
THERE will be food, entertainment and fun at PE’s first Baakens Food Truck Friday this week at the Werk Workshop, Brickmakers Kloof Road and Alabaster Street from 4pm until 9pm. There will be a range of food trucks providers such as Makoy, Street cred chef, Mastertons Coffee and Tea Specialists as well as live entertainment by Skulla and Emile Naidu. All meals offered will be under R45. Entrance is free. Inquiries: Grant Foong, 082-367-1864.
RACING GALORE
THE final round of Heavy Metal National stock car racing championships takes place on Saturday at the Victory Raceway, Victoria Drive, Walmer. Entrance is 50 for adults and R10 for children under 13, with gates opening at 3pm and racing starting at 6pm. Inquiries: Maggie, 082-656 -8830.