I’ve had half a dozen bloggable experiences in the past 48 hours. Please bear with me while I catch up.
I’ll start with the most recent: yesterday’s Fête de la Musique in Melville. Fête de la Musique is a free music festival sponsored by the Alliance Française. This is the second year in a row that the Fête has taken place in Melville, which is a great source of pride to those of us who live here and believe our suburb deserves more love.
I live in Melville, a “bohemian suburb” (as described by Wikipedia) just north of downtown Joburg. Although most of my recent posts have focused on the inner city, I’ve written frequently about my love for Melville.
UPDATE (August 2017): Sadly, the Leopard has left Melville and reinvented itself as a much smaller deli at 44 Stanley in neighboring Milpark. The new Leopard still serves delicious food, but is no longer a full-service restaurant (no tables, only take-away).
I had a photo exhibition last night, at the IT Corner in Melville. It was really cool.
My pictures.
The exhibition was called “A Blogger’s Exploration of Maboneng and Jeppestown”. Here’s the story behind it; I’m cheating by copy-pasting the same summary that I posted with the pictures in the exhibition.
