Art and entertainment at RLabs House

Marsha Bothma|Published 11 months ago

RLabs held their First Thursdays event at the RLabs House in Westridge with a solo art exhibition by Dion Cupido entitled, Confluence: The Art of Coming Together on April 4.

Cupido’s art and creations weave stories of unity and connection through vibrant colours and intricate details.

The entertainment was provided by singer Juju Domingo and guitarist Natanaél Afrika as well as Mitchell’s Plain Music Academy members who were joined by singer and Plainsman reporter, Marsha Bothma, who performed at the Mocha Lounge adjacent to the RLabs building.

Community members and entrepreneurs made use of the space and engaged with one another.

Attendee, De-Jai Clarke Naidoo, said: “The first Thursday Event at Rlabs is very innovative, inspiring and full of involvement from youth to elders. Everyone is welcomed with love and humility to this great home of knowledge.”

For more information follow the the RLabs House on their social media pages.

Entertainment provided by singer Juju Domingo and guitarist Natanaél Afrika at the RLabs House on Thursday April 4.

Mitchell’s Plain Music Academy members were joined by singer and Plainsman reporter, Marsha Bothma, centre, to perform at the Mocha Lounge adjacent to the RLabs building on Thursday April 4. At back, from left, are Jesreel Swartz, principal of Mitchell’s Plain Music Academy, Trevino Isaacs, Mocha Lounge founder, Stanford Samaai and front left are Ethan Herman, Marsha Bothma, Jared Langley, Dale Mellem and RLabs member, Chesnay Fortuin.