Paws Belong in Greyton: Keep Our Village Dog-Friendly
A municipal directive prohibiting pets from food premises is now being circulated and enforced in Greyton—and it feels both ridiculous and rather sad. The directive refers to Regulation 638 of…
A municipal directive prohibiting pets from food premises is now being circulated and enforced in Greyton—and it feels both ridiculous and rather sad. The directive refers to Regulation 638 of…
Karen and the Jossel family invite you to a Greyton celebration of Steve’s life. Please join us at the old Hub & Spoke, West Street, on Sunday 30th August at…
The Greyton Collective in collaboration with The Greyton Post is looking for talented local makers of original art, ceramics, jewellery, textiles, home décor, gourmet foods and other quality products. More…
Do you have a beautiful garden you’d love to show to others and share your Greyton gardening journey? We’re looking for more Greyton gardens to open to visitors during this…
When a severe storm swept through the Riviersonderend Valley on 11 May 2026, it left a trail of destruction in its wake. Trees were uprooted, roofs were torn from homes,…
As the quieter winter months set in, Greyton has unfortunately seen an increase in trespassing and opportunistic theft from homes and properties. While this is a seasonal trend experienced in…
The NG Kerk Hall was filled with festive cheer on Friday night as Greytonian families gathered for the annual Christmas in July Disco. From golden reindeers and Christmas jumpers to…
A huge congratulations to Marshall on the well-deserved national recognition of his remarkable work in Genadendal. It is wonderful to see his dedication to building stronger, more resilient and self-sufficient…
At just nine years old, Benji du Plooy is already making an impressive name for himself in the world of ballet. Benji moved to Greyton with his family when he…
On 9 May 2026, firefighters, stakeholders and community members gathered in Bredasdorp to commemorate International Firefighters’ Day — a day dedicated to honouring the courage, sacrifice and commitment of firefighters…
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