Gamtoos Tourism @ Kouga Humansdorp Lentefees:
Join Gamtoos Tourism at The inaugural Kouga Humansdorp Lentefees is set to attract top rugby schools and will entertain the entire community with sport, agricultural and cultural activities for all ages.
The Lentefees will host the First Choice 7’s rugby elite tournament at the Nico Malan High School.
Some of South Africa’s top high schools such as Paarl Boys High, Monument High School (Krugersdorp), Grey College (PE) and Outeniqua High School (George) are part of the 16 high schools that have already confirmed their participation in the Sevens tournament.
The SA Sevens Academy have also confirmed that they will be attending the event.
“In true Sevens spirit the Lentefees will be centered around a cartoon theme,” said Kerry Bell-Cross from Nico Malan High School.
“The festival, which is scheduled for 31 August to 1 September 2018, is highly dependent on stallholders, local businesses and sponsors to be successful and to develop into an annual event.
Bok van Blerk and Centerstage comedian, Gino Fabbri, will make up entertainment headlines, whilst local artists, including the Kouga Community Choir, will fill in the daytime slots.
Additional activities such as a kiddies zone, Arkfit CrossFit challenge and a colour run are being planned, so bring the whole family for a fun filled event.
Kouga Municipality has given full support for the festival.
‘I am that this festival will be a great opportunity for local businesses to take hands, network and most importantly attract people outside our community to the Humansdorp area, especially during the quieter months of the year,” said Kouga Mayor Horatio Hendricks.
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