Alan Weyer: History of the Eastern Cape at the Goat Shed in aid of South African Legion - Wed 4th Dec. 6pm

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The Goat Shed is pleased to be hosting Alan Weyer's talk on the History of the Eastern Cape in aid of the South African Legion on Wednesday 4th December.

Arrival from 17:30

Talk from 18:00

Supper included - small fish (fried or grilled) & chips from 19:00

Tickets R200

The SA Legion is a national organisation, part of a world-wide family that addresses the needs of ex-service personnel and their dependents by way of housing, pensions, employment and general welfare. It is apolitical, non-sectarian, non-racial, non-sexist and non-partisan.

"Not for ourselves , but for others"

“The history of the Eastern Cape frontier may evoke different interpretations, but what cannot be disputed is that it involves the ancestors of people from all over the world.

The confluence of African and European cultures in this region shaped modern South Africa. And it’s a story that must be told…”

…the Alan Weyer Experience

Born, bred and educated in the Eastern Cape; a true son of the Frontier region and of farming stock going back 4 generations, Weyer’s interest in history and people began as a young boy roaming the family farm with his companions and friends; wondering about the lives of those who had once lived in the ruins which littered the farm.

In 2004 Alan launched his lecture series: Spirits of the Past at South Africa House in London where he spoke to a sold-out audience.

He is an award-winning raconteur.

The 2005 winner of the prestigious SA Tourism’s Tour Guide of the Year

In 2006, the Grand Prix winner of the inaugural SA Tourism Welcome Awards as the best tourism product in the country.

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