Reunion Party

Remember Pietermaritzburg in the '90s and early 2000s?The dial-up tone. Mixtapes and Nokias. Late nights at Crowded House that felt like a home away from home. If any of that takes you straight back — this one's for you.Round up the old crew for a relaxed, happy evening of good food, great music and the people you haven't seen in far too long. Think of it as a reunion for everyone who was there.What to expect:Wood-fired pizzas and live music by Many Moore from 5pmDJ Jay kicks off at 7pm — expect the songs that defined the eraWinding down by 11pm (yes, home at a reasonable hour — you're welcome)Cash barA chilled, grown-up crowd — aged 35+, no under-18sLimited tickets, so book your table before they're goneAnd there's a bigger reason to be here. Every ticket supports Life Changer's work with Pietermaritzburg's homeless community. The club was once a home away from home for a whole generation — this evening helps give a home to people who don't have one.Come for the memories. Stay for the reason. Book now — tickets are limited.About Many Moore: Three gifted souls, one sound they'd rather you feel than label — though "Urban Poetic Soul" comes closest. Through harmony, lyric and melody, Many Moore tell their stories.Andile "Maestro" Sikhakhana pairs his guitar with a voice that caresses the ear. Lindani "Master Lee" Dlalisa brings flawless vocal aerobics and jazzy guitar — a rare and exceptional gift. And Thulani "Headship" Ngcobo, the rapper, is the creator and sound pilot behind much of what you'll hear (and, now and then, he'll hit a note or two).Together they make music that connects — fresh, uplifting, and built to make you feel good. But listen closely, and you'll hear the heart of it: messages of hope and unity.