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This #Weekend in Durban

Balkany 

Where: S43 Home to That Brewing Co. - 43 Station Drive, 4001 Durban, KwaZulu-Natal

When: Friday August 18th at 6 PM - 1 AM

Tickets: https://www.facebook.com/events/1711296125843958/

***18 August***Free Entrance***Limited to 250 People***

Dip your socks in Vodka and slap your buddy across the face!
It's time for the second instalment of 'Balkany'!

Durban's very own Electro-swing and Balkan banger get-together.

Slap bang and served up hotter than Satan's samoosa's in the Station Drive Precinct at S43.

Doing the DJ deed's for the evenings proceedings we present:

Veranda Panda AKA Russian Bear
Kevin Louw AKA DJ Krupa
DJ Devushka
DJ Barsik (DJ Big Cat)
DJ Zaeko (DJ Rabbit)

- Last one was wild. And we wanna make this one even WILDER. So feel free to dress up. Your best gypsy inspired get-up!

GET KEEN GET LOW GET LOOSE...

And heed the words of this majestic Russian proverb:

A Russian won’t lie to you, he’ll “hang noodles on your ears.” (veshat laphu na ushi)


Nostrovia !

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