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🌈 HERITAGE DAY AT ST PETER’S RAINBOW VILLAGE 🌿Come together. Grow together.Join us for a day of creativity, culture and ...
08/09/2026

🌈 HERITAGE DAY AT ST PETER’S RAINBOW VILLAGE 🌿

Come together. Grow together.

Join us for a day of creativity, culture and connection amongst the beautiful St Peter’s church ruins in South End.

We’re so honoured to bring together local changemakers, creatives and community members who are helping us grow a space where we can connect, learn, create, heal and belong. 💚

Your R30 event ticket includes:

🌱 Garden workshop with damian from and
🎶 Community music workshop with Christine
👗 Sustainable fashion show with Trish from , alongside Denise from
🥕 Vegan & sustainable market with Maddie from .bru

🎨 Sarah from will also host a creative art workshop — separate booking link in bio)

If you're keen to be a vendor, fill out our form:
https://forms.gle/dsaF6d5g9XfwF3pHA

Bring your friends, family and curiosity. Browse the market, try something new and meet the people helping bring our Rainbow Village to life.

📅 Saturday, 26 September 2026
🕙 10AM–3PM
📍 St Peter’s Church, 6 Gardner Cir, South End, Gqeberha
🎟️ Tickets: https://www.quicket.co.za/events/348481-heritage-day-celebration-at-st-peters-rainbow-village/ #/

🌱 10% of event profits go back into growing regenerative community projects.

A regenerative community hub for all. Connecting people, nature & possibilities.

🌱 VEGAN MARKET AT RAINBOW VILLAGE 🌱We’re excited to be part of the Heritage Day celebration hosted by The Rooted Home at...
25/08/2026

🌱 VEGAN MARKET AT RAINBOW VILLAGE 🌱

We’re excited to be part of the Heritage Day celebration hosted by The Rooted Home at the beautiful Rainbow Village at St Peters Church! ✨

Alongside the vegan market, the day will feature a variety of workshops and activities — from gardening and art to much more — creating a space to learn, connect, create and celebrate community. 🌿🎨

We’re looking for vegan vendors to join us! 💚

Please note that this is an outdoor market at a rather unique venue. The vendor areas are reached via wooden pathways, so vendors will need to carry their tables, stock and other stall setup from the unloading area to their spot. There won’t be the usual option of unloading directly next to your stall, so please keep this in mind when planning your setup.

Interested in joining us?
👉 Fill in the vendor form: https://forms.gle/bigsTu3Uv9bfagsZ8

We’d love to have you be part of this special day. 🌱✨

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09/08/2026

A powerful afternoon at the South End Museum in Gqeberha, screening What Feeds Us — a documentary exploring South Africa’s food system and its impact on people, animals and the environment.

We followed the film with thoughtful conversations and a delicious plant-based meal by .catering, inspired by the history of the South End community.

Awareness is the first step. Change happens when we come together. 🌱

Thank you to everyone who joined us! 💚

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Thank you to everyone who joined us for Humane World for Animals South Africa’s screening of What Feeds Us at the South ...
06/08/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Humane World for Animals South Africa’s screening of What Feeds Us at the South End in Gqeberha.

Watching a documentary about South Africa’s food system—its impact on people, animals, and the environment—while surrounded by the history of apartheid was a powerful reminder that the systems we inherit shape our lives in profound ways. But it also reminded us that systems can change.

After the screening, we shared thoughtful conversations, different perspectives, and a delicious plant-based meal prepared by Petronella Catering, inspired by the rich food history of the South End community.

Real change begins with awareness. We can’t change what we don’t understand. Documentaries like What Feeds Us help us ask difficult questions, challenge the status quo, and imagine something better.

But awareness is only the first step. Change happens when people come together—through conversations, supporting local growers, creating community gardens, growing our own food, choosing more compassionate and sustainable meals, and building stronger, more connected communities.

Thank you to everyone who spent the afternoon learning, sharing, and imagining a kinder and more resilient future. 🌱

Join us for a screening of What Feeds Us, a South African documentary exploring how our food system shapes our relations...
29/06/2026

Join us for a screening of What Feeds Us, a South African documentary exploring how our food system shapes our relationships with land, animals, health, and communities.

Watch the trailer here: https://tinyurl.com/4s4knm2k

📅 Date: 1 August 2026
🕐 Time: 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Venue: South End Museum, Gqeberha

The event includes a screening of the film, a Q&A discussion, and plant-based snacks.

Please note that RSVP is required for catering purposes.
Kindly confirm your attendance by completing the RSVP form via this link: https://forms.gle/1nLX3msmC7uGh1Zc6

We hope you'll join us for an engaging afternoon of film, discussion, and good food. 🌱

18/05/2026
It’s been a while!If you’re keen to catch up join us for a vegan get-together at Bridge Street Brewery.✨ Saturday May 16...
11/05/2026

It’s been a while!

If you’re keen to catch up join us for a vegan get-together at Bridge Street Brewery.

✨ Saturday May 16th
✨ 11am - 2pm

If you’re interested in joining please let us know by Thursday so we can make a reservation accordingly! 🫶

06/03/2026

“Mayine” — meaning Let it Rain — is a prayer carried through song. 🌧️

Through the ancient Xhosa practice of Ukombela, Suthu Mandlovu shares a chant of worship to Umvelinqangi, the creator — calling for cleansing, renewal, and blessings.

Rooted in the singing traditions of the eMampondweni, this expression of decolonised art carries ancestral storytelling through music, instruments, and poetry.

At the Planty Bru Vegan Music & Arts Festival, the prayer becomes something bigger — a moment where different people, cultures, and stories gather in one rhythm.

A reminder that music, community, and intention can bring us together…
like rain nourishing the same earth. 🌿🌧️

Thank you again from for capturing this incredible moment and creating a meaningful message 🫶

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