YOUR DAILY WHAT’S ON GUIDE

JAZZ LUNCH HOUR

NELSON Mandela University is holding a jazz lunch hour concert at 1pm on Wednesday at the South Campus Auditorium. Two ensembles will be performing, featuring a diverse group of jazz students from first to final year in a variety of jazz styles including Afro-jazz, Salsa, Swing and jazz-rock. Several of the students (Temba Ncetani, Hezron Armoed and Elviro Vrolik) are already performing professionally. Jazz Studies lecturers and ensemble leaders John Edwards (piano) and Curtis Kettledas (alto saxophone) will also perform a couple of numbers with the bands. Inquiries: Nicky Bosman, (041) 504-4235.

ART EXHIBITION

THE Nelson Mandela University’s Bird Street gallery is hosting Fragile Histories an exhibition by South African artist and academic Keith Dietrich. The exhibition runs until June 8. Inquiries: Jonathan van der Walt, (041) 504-3293.

NAL’IBALI READING CLUB

NAL’IBALI hosts the funda Reading Club sessions every Tuesday

from 2.30 to 4pm at the Uitenhage Town Library, and every Wednesday between 3 and 5pm at the Share Centre in KwaNobuhle. Inquiries: Madoda, 083-926-5486.

INTERNATIONAL PIANIST

ITALIAN pianist Antonio Pompa-Baldi will perform at the NMU South Campus Auditorium tomorrow at 7.30pm. Ticket prices are: R95 for adults, pensioners R80,

students R40, school pupils R35. Inquiries: Theresa Cunliffe, (041) 504-2250.

MUSIC CONCERT

NMU music student Ntlantla Swana will be performing live at the Barn on Wednesday from 6pm to 10pm. The concert also features Czwe Yaze and Siya Koyo. Tickets are R100. Inquiries: Unathi, 076-943-9456.