THEATRE AND THE PURSUIT OF NON-RACIALISM IN APARTHEID CITIES
Catholic Church Hall: refreshments 15.30, meeting 16.00 ACTING WITH BEST INTENTIONS: THEATRE AND THE PURSUIT OF NON-RACIALISM IN…
Read more →Catholic Church Hall: refreshments 15.30, meeting 16.00 ACTING WITH BEST INTENTIONS: THEATRE AND THE PURSUIT OF NON-RACIALISM IN…
Read more →Writer Dr Robin Lee British author, Nicholas Monsarrat (1910 –1979) spent several years in South Africa after World War II. Some of…
Read more →Writer Elaine Davie Following the successful completion of the Zwelihle section of the Hermanus Living Tapestry project towards the end…
Read more →Writer Elaine Davie Today is tomorrow’s yesterday’ is an old adage which indicates the fluidity of history. It is not an event, a…
Read more →9 October 2019 This year, the coveted Achiever of Excellence Lifetime Award went to Dr Robin Lee and his wife Dr Anina Lee. This award…
Read more →Catholic Church Hall: refreshments 15.30, meeting 16.00 HOW TO DO AND PRESENT LOCAL HISTORY - A presentation by Robin Lee This…
Read more →Writer Dr Robin Lee One of the frequent visitors to Hermanus in the early 20th century was James Douglas Logan (1857–1920). A writer…
Read more →Writer Elaine Davie Before the holiday makers and the tourists, before the seaside mansions, the art galleries and the restaurants,…
Read more →Following on his article, Hermanus and the ‘Queen of the Air’, published in the 21 August edition of The Village News, DR ROBIN LEE of the…
Read more →Writer Dr Robin Lee For over a century now, Hermanus has been a popular holiday destination. Individuals and groups come from all over…
Read more →Catholic Church Hall: refreshments 15.30, meeting 16.00 THE LIVING TAPESTRY PROJECT – threads that bind us together…
Read more →Catholic Church Hall: refreshments 15.30, meeting 16.00 APARTHEID ARCHITECTURE Basil Brink will give an illustrated presentation that…
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