Where: Humanities Faculty
What: “Our future and the Problems and Opportunities which need to be addressed” by Dr James Martin.
Refreshments will be served afterwards.

Where: Full Gospel Church, Caldicott Street
What: Curry and rice, pancakes, boerewors rolls, CD/DVD book stall in aid of Settlers Close Cottages
Who: Sanette Steyn at collections@whitesides.co.za

Where: Humanities Department
What: “The Zuma era in crisis?” by Raymond Suttner.

Where: St George’s Hall, High Street
Who: Val Hodgson on 046 622 2308.

Where: Meet at the Albany Museum
What:Visit to the Belmont Valley sewerage works. Don’t forget binoculars.
Who:Jenna Holmes on 046 622 3000

Where: Eden Grove Red Lecture Theatre, Rhodes University
What: Presented by the School of Languages and the International Offi ce. After the Wedding (Ef ter brylluppet) directed by Susanne Bier. Free of charge.
Who: http://www.ru.ac.za/fi lmfest

Where: The Scout Hall, African Street (next to the bowling green)
What: Dance to traditional music from all over the world; both traditional
steps and modern choreographies.
Who: Anthea Ribbink at 046 603 8045 or 072 132 2376 or Jeanne Berger at 046 622 2588

Where:The DW Wynne Music School, DSG, Worcester Street
What:Join the staff and pupils of St Andrew’s College and DSG for a concert. Entrance is free and we look forward to entertaining you with an evening of fun, nostalgia and good music.
Who:046 603 4312 or d.springer@dsgschool.com

Where: Library Hall, Hill Street
What :AGM followed by a DVD screening of the Players’ 1990 Festival production: Stage Door Canteen featuring
popular songs from the Second World War.
Who :Ron on 084 902 9999

Where: Albany Club
What: Prof Pat Ir win will present an illustrated talk entitled “A History of social surveys from the counting of the Children of Israel to Gallup polls.”
Who: Gillian Wylie on g.wylie@vodamail.co.za

Where: Kingswood music school auditorium
Who: Alke Bradfi eld on 046 603 6670 or a.bradfi eld@kingswoodcollege.com

Where: Drill Hall, Hill Street
What: A jumble sale of massive propor tions organised by Grahamstown Rotary Club including an auction at 12pm.

Who:If you have anything that you are willing to donate to this worthy cause, please phone 072 245 4809 or 046 622 2487 and we will collect it, or drop it of f at Videotronic or Grahamstown Glass.

When? Sat 20 March, departing at 09h30 from the Grahamstown Golf Club
Where? Grahamstown to Port Alfred via Adelaide
What? Vintage car rally. Great photo opportunity from departure!

Where: Botany Lecture Theatre, Botany Depar tment,
Rhodes University
What: After the meeting, Jeanine McManus, who has worked extensively on the management of leopards in the Baviaanskloof and the Greater Addo National Park, will present a talk entitled “The Spatial Requirements of Leopard in the Eastern Cape”. Tea and cake will be served

The Skool of Irusalem Production Presents The

REGGEA AND DANCEHALL NIGHT featuring Hip Hop and Poetry Sessions

Live peformance by renowned artists such as -  LORD HARMONY, PSALM 87, JR LEVI, BLAQ PHASE, JAH INGEL, RAS MELODY, JAHNET TAFARIE, TRINITY FROM P.E. & ALOT MORE

DATE : SATURDAY 20 MARCH 2010

VENUE:  RHODES UNIVERSITY GREAT HALL

Where: Monday, 22 March at 10am – 12pm
What: The Heads of the Diocesan School for Girls Junior (grades 4 to 7) and St Andrew’s Preparatory School (grade 0to 7) invite families interested in these leading independent junior schools to our open day.

Where: Kingswood College chapel
What: Vivaldi’s Stabat Mater.
Who: Alke Bradfi eld on 046 603 6670 or a.bradfi eld@kingswoodcollege.com

Where: The Kap River
What: Hiking and canoeing
Who: Este (hike leader) on 072 128 0133 or e.coetzee@ru.ac.za

Where: The Kap River
What: Hiking and canoeing
Who: Este (hike leader) on 072 128 0133 or e.coetzee@ru.ac.za

Where: St George’s Hall, High Street

Who: Val Hodgson on 046 622 2308.

Where: Cathedral of St Michael and St George
What: To pray for Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa and the world.
Who:Richard or Hazel on 046 622 4006

Where: The Scout Hall, African Street (next to the bowling green)
What: Dance to traditional music from all over the world; both traditional steps and modern choreographies.
Who: Anthea Ribbink at 046 603 8045 or 072 132 2376 or Jeanne Berger at 046 622 2588

Where: Drill Hall, St Andrew’s College (off Worcester St)

Where: Beethoven Room, Rhodes Music Department
What: http://www.organicsmusic.com/ Admission is free.
Who: Natasha Rischbeter on 046 603 8489

Where: Beethoven Room, Rhodes Music Department
What: http://www.organicsmusic.com/ R50 (adults), R20 (concessions). Tickets will be available from the department or at the door.
Who: Natasha Rischbeter on 046 603 8489

Where: Rhodes Education Workshop (park in the Education car park off Grey Street)
What: Well known woodworker Nigel Waters will demonstrate some wood turning techniques.
Who: Mike Brown on 082 805 5159 or visit www.ru.ac.za/ woodwork

Where:The Cathedral
What:To pray for Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, South Africa and the world.
Who:Richard or Hazel on 046 622 4006

Where:The Scout Hall, African Street (next to the bowling green)
What:Dance to traditional music from all over the world; both traditional steps and modern choreographies.
Who:Anthea Ribbink at 046 603 8045 or 072 132 2376 or Jeanne Berger at 046 622 2588

Where:The Barn
What:For breastfeeding help, support and information. All pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers and babies are welcome to attend.
Who:For directions or details please contact Victoria 083 553 7719 or victoria@aquaafrica.co.za

Where:Settlers Park, Port Alfred
What:“Breaking Free” a modern design demonstration by Hennie de Bruin. Exploring weaving and the manipulation of plant material.
Who:Brenda Wilson on 046 625 0101

Jazz at Shades of Green

Featuring: Prof Mark Duby (Bass), Kingsley Buitendag (Piano), Steve Ellis (Drums) and Rick van Heerden (Saxophone)

When: 7.30 pm, Saturday 10 April (last night of Rhodes Graduation)
Where: Shades of Green Restaurant at Makana Resort

Tickets R100 including dinner.