by Peter Dutton
Posted on April 11, 2016
5 February 2016 marks a great achievement for Rotary Hout Bay and the Eyethu Hout Bay Skatepark! The lease agreement for the land to build the Skatepark on at the end of the football fields across from SAPS is finally singned and sealed! The signatories were Wendy Pinder, Gerrit Strydom and Peter Dutton [on behalf…
Posted on April 8, 2016
And it’s done! A date to skate has been set! As seen in the Sentinel Newspaper Friday 4 March 2016, the powers that be have put pen to paper and committed to a date. After months of hard work, creative collaboration and the joining together of many ideas, Rotary Hout Bay has managed to pull…
by Vicki Scheffel - Founder, Twyne & Fabriek
Posted on April 8, 2016
Having a dedicated space that is free for all is truly awesome. But what is the essence of the Eyethu Skate park and where did the inspiration for the name and the logo come from? EYETHU is a Nguni word meaning ours. It is also an affirmation of shared ownership or partnership. With this in…
