Huis Horison Bied Aan: Joshua Na Die Reën - LIVE at Daisy Jones, Stellenbosch

Huis Horison bied aan JOSHUA NA DIE REëN by Daisy Jones in Stellenbosch op Vrydag, 8 Mei 2026! Joshua Na Die Reën maak al vir meer as 'n dekade musiek en wen toekenning na toekenning. Met hartroerende lirieke en 'n musiek wat jou laat saamdans, daar is nie 'n beter manier om musiek te geniet as hierdie nie. En dit is alles vir 'n goeie doel! Alle gelde gaan direk aan Huis Horison hier in Stellenbosch. Huis Horison in Stellenbosch bestaan al van 1974 en is 'n beskermingshuis vir persone met 'n intellektuele gestremdheid.

Alle gelde gaan direk aan Huis Horison. Donasies welkom.

Let wel dat Daisy Jones 'n KONTANTLOSE bestemming is. Slegs kaartbetalings sal aanvaar word by die kroeg en by die kelners.

Please note that Daisy Jones is a CASHLESS venue. Strictly, only card payments will be accepted by the bar and the waiters.

Wanneer: Friday, 8 Mei 2026

Waar: Daisy Jones, Stellenbosch, R44, Summerhill Wines

Wie: Joshua Na Die Reën

Tyd: Deure maak 5pm oop. Musiek na 8pm.

Hoeveel: R200pp

Kaartjies: https://qkt.io/D2KJNA

This is a standing show. No seating inside, with limited seating outside.

Important information:

No under-18s allowed.

Doors open 5pm. Live music to start after 8pm.

Right of admission reserved.

For any further queries, get in touch with Daisy Jones via WhatsApp at 064 968 2015

Daisy Jones has a full bar and kitchen, so come early to enjoy the picturesque Winelands views.

More on Huis Horison Stellenbosch:

Horizon House is a residential and sheltered-employment centre specialising in the holistic care of people with a primary intellectual disability.

Established in 1974, the centre is located on a smallholding on the slopes of Papegaaiberg Mountain on the outskirts of the Stellenbosch, Western Cape. The centre can house and care for 134 people. We provide employment to all the residents as well as to 35 day workers.

The residents need caring, growth, self-esteem, socialising and relationships. Like all of us, they too, have dreams of things they would like to do. But, being intellectually disabled, they are vulnerable and that is why they require a safe environment in which they can come into their own.

Based on their intellectual abilities and interests, the residents join one of ten work areas. This allows them to make a meaningful contribution through sewing, recycling, repair work, cooking, gardening or something else in a sheltered environment. At the same time, the work areas offer therapeutic value and all the benefits of a proper job – self-worth, recognition, pride, companionship, quality of life and hope.

Holistic and client-centered service is provided by Horizon House’s staff members, instructors, medical staff and a social worker. We also take care of their recreational and spiritual needs as well as personal development. And we support their parents and families.

Horizon House is a non-profit company responsible for its own funding. In order to run a financially sustainable centre, we have to supplement our income with donations, sales, fundraising, events and bequests.