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SOLD OUT !!To mark the anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, and acknowledge the tireless and dangerous work of the NSRI, Spill in association with Cape Talk will be hosting a dinner at the Mount Nelson on Sat 14 April to serve an 8 course dinner inspired by the final 11 course dinner served in 1st class aboard the Titanic 100 years ago.We are grateful for the assistance of the team at Spill who conceived the idea and are managing the hosting of the event and for John for making this a project on his show. We are also grateful to the Mount Nelson who will provide the entire evening at cost. Tickets go on sale today on John's show at R1200 per plate. There are 100 seats available. Details to purchase tickets are available on the CapeTalk website.UPDATE:The tickets sold out 40 minutes after John Maytham started talking about the event on his Cape Talk show. Thank you to all our supporters!
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