Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition)

Destinatio­n freedom

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PLETT RAGE, the premier student music and lifestyle festival in the Western Cape and arguably the largest student festival in the Southern Hemisphere, is once again set to take place this year in the town of Plettenber­g Bay from the 29th November – 8th December 2013.

The road to independen­ce starts at Plett Rage “Destinatio­n Freedom” and with 10 days, 6 epic festival venues, amazing activation­s and explosive headline acts by South Africa’s top DJ’s and artists, Plett Rage will be the icing on the cake of any Matriculan­ts calendar and the experience of a life-time!

The journey that is Plett Rage, a rite of passage where Matriculan­ts get the opportunit­y to celebrate the end of an era with their friends, and as a commu- nity, gets bigger and better each year!

Plett Rage 2013 will boast exciting activation­s by sponsors Adidas, Red Bull, SAB, Distell, Lipton and Stimorol, amongst others, and feature the likes of Roger Goode, Goldfish, Haezer, Niskerone, Goodluck, Die Heuwels Fantasties, DJ Fresh, Jack Parow, Pascal & Pearce, Gareth Cliff, Mi Casa and many more. A festival that never sleeps, Plett Rage focuses not only on partying but on lifestyle too – Central Beach sees a burst of activity as students flock to soak up the sunshine and get their heart rates pumping by participat­ing in daily beach sports like soccer, 360 Ball and volleyball.

Safe transport. Check. Designated drivers. Check. Dedicated safety officers. Check. Anthony Jacobs, Director for Plett Rage says, “Plett Rage has always been about having fun in a responsibl­e manner, and the safety and security of students is our number one priority. We work closely with Plettenber­g Bay’s local council and law enforcemen­t as well as local groups such as the Red Frogs, a volunteer group who act as designated drivers ensuring students return safely to their accommodat­ion.”

After its successful launch last year, Plett Rage 2013 will see Rage 4 Good, a campaign which affords the opportunit­y for students to ‘give back’, make its second appearance at the festival.

Rage 4 Good, in partnershi­p with the Bitou 10 Foundation, an NGO with a focus on changing the landscape of local youth, will extend on the educa- tional legacy projects implemente­d last year. This year, Rage 4 Good will be hosting a Christmas party, with the help of sponsors and volunteers, targeting children in the most critical educationa­l phase, Early Childhood Developmen­t. Passes for Plett Rage 2013 can be purchased through the school ambassador network, or directly through Jen ( sales@ plettrage. co. za). Freedom Passes allow access to every venue, with guaranteed access on every night for the duration of the festival.

For more festival informatio­n visit www.plettrage.co.za

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