Thapong hosts a chilled wine and arts picnic

Tuesday, September 26, 2017

The event fused art and wine in a picnic environment at Thapong

The first annual Wine, Arts and Picnic event presented some chilled vibes that had a sizable mature crowd gathered at Thapong Visual Arts Center on Saturday.

There were different wine collections and champagne such as Alvis Drift, Thembu, Vusani, Royal Reserve and Phumla, which were up for tasting with some art work exhibited in the picnic area.

The event kick started in the morning with visitors coming in slowly but with time they turned into a sizable crowd that was not bad for a wine tasting related event. The visitors were welcomed with a glass of wine.

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Thapong hosts a chilled wine and arts picnic

The first annual Wine, Arts and Picnic event presented some chilled vibes that had a sizable mature crowd gathered at Thapong Visual Arts Center on Saturday.

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