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Monday, April 16, 2012

Don't miss the Constantia Food and Wine Festival

From the 4th to the 6th of May experience the magic of the Constantia Valley at The Constantia Food and Wine Festival, where more than 40 of the finest wines and delicious food from the region's award winning restaurants will be showcased. Visitors to the Festival will be treated to multi-layered culinary delights, local wines, and live entertainment to showcase Constantia as one of the world’s premier food and wine destinations. Open air kids play area with activities for children of all ages will also be available.
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