The Lowvelder

John Rock Prophet rocks Mustangs

- Chelsea Pieterse

MBOMBELA - Mustangs The Dancing Place celebrated Heritage Day with a braai and a rocking performanc­e by John Rock Prophet on Saturday night.

The festivitie­s started early in the day, with the doors opening at 11:00. The event was family-friendly, with a jumping castle and a water slide for the children.

Braai packs were available for the guests who wanted to braai there. Those who did not want the hassle of making their own food, could order from The Food Shack.

At 17:00, Mustangs put up its big screen so patrons could watch the Springboks play against and beat the Argentinia­n rugby team, much to the delight of all the guests.

After the rugby had ended, the crowd was entertaine­d by performanc­es by local musicians Chris Botha and Anne Marie, however, the main event for the evening was John Rock Prophet.

The musician was welcomed onto the stage with a resounding round of applause and gave a stellar performanc­e enjoyed by all. After the live entertainm­ent, patrons continued their celebratio­ns late into the evening, dancing and having fun with their family and friends.

 ?? ?? Seef, Delna and Cléone van Rensburg.
John Rock Prophet on stage at Mustangs.
Elize Malan and Deon van der Riet.
Maryna and Sven Zellmer and Dirk Kotzé.
Seef, Delna and Cléone van Rensburg. John Rock Prophet on stage at Mustangs. Elize Malan and Deon van der Riet. Maryna and Sven Zellmer and Dirk Kotzé.

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