Free entry
Mandizha Plaza in Chirikadzi Village, Musana, near Bindura hosts a Summer Chillout on Saturday 7 November from 3PM till late, with DJ Phatchild and friends on the decks. Entry is free and the event is for guests aged 18 and over. The plaza is 5km from Trojan on Manhenga Rd. A relaxed pick for anyone in the Bindura area who wants a free afternoon of music and drinks.
Organized by Mandizha Plaza
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