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A Valentine’s country cookie ft Lilly Slaptsilli

Top South African drag artist and stand-up comedian, Lilly Slaptsilli, will be performing under the stars for one night only for Valentine’s weekend in Koringberg on Saturday, 17 February 2024. Lilly has been entertaining audiences for 25 years with her quick wit, sassy persona, and a handbag full of characters such as #lillyslaptsilli, Lynette #tosis, …

Top South African drag artist and stand-up comedian, Lilly Slaptsilli, will be performing under the stars for one night only for Valentine’s weekend in Koringberg on Saturday, 17 February 2024.

Lilly has been entertaining audiences for 25 years with her quick wit, sassy persona, and a handbag full of characters such as #lillyslaptsilli, Lynette #tosis, and Beryl Cohen.

A Valentine’s Country Cookie, will feature singing, dancing, and every things country. Guests are invited to bring their own picnic and blanket and delight in the note in the magnificent Olive Groove Gardens in Koringberg, which is just an hour’s steer outside of Cape Town on the N7. There are also many accommodation options available for those who want to stay the weekend.

In addition to providing a night of entertainment, the profits from the event will be donated to a local community non-profit organization called Ek n Jy. Tickets are limited to 150, so procure yours now!

Event information below:

When: Saturday 17 February
Where: Olive Grove Gardens, 9 Kasteel St, Koringberg, 7312
Time: 20:00 – 22:00
Tickets: On Quicket.co.za for R200 each.

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Author: Sibabalwe Phathani from Paddington Station PR on behalf of Lilly Slaptsilli.

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