South African culture to be celebrated at event on Saturday
Efforts to celebrate and share African culture with the Isle of Man is a way of saying ‘thank you’.
The organiser of the first SAFFA Festival says the event is an opportunity to show appreciation to the Manx community for embracing South African residents.
There will be stalls, entertainment, music and an array of traditional food - including boerewors rolls, melktert and koeksisters - at The Nunnery in Douglas on Saturday.
Vanessa Naude says the Rugby World Cup match – between South Africa and Ireland – will also be screened:
You can find more information about the event, which is now sold out, HERE.
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