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| − | Originally called the [[1820 Settlers Foundation]] and created to *** the '''Grahamstown Foundation''' is a non-profit South African company that manages a wide variety of projects, including the [[National Arts Festival]], the National Festival of Science, Engineering and Technology, the [[National Schools Festivals]] and eight regional schools Festivals, the English Olympiad, the Eisteddfod, Sakhisizwe, [[Shakespeare Society of Southern Africa]] and the Village Green Fair. | + | Originally called the [[1820 Settlers Foundation]] and created to *** the '''Grahamstown Foundation''' is a non-profit South African company that manages a wide variety of projects, including the [[National Arts Festival]], the National Festival of Science, Engineering and Technology, the [[National Schools Festivals]] and eight regional schools Festivals, the English Olympiad, the Eisteddfod, Sakhisizwe, [[Shakespeare Society of Southern Africa]] and the Village Green Fair. |
| − | The Foundation also administers the [[1820 Settlers | + | The Foundation also administers the [[1820 Settlers Monument]] which is both a national heritage institution and a conference and functions venue. |
Amid reminders of the past, the Foundation encourages the principles and ideals of the South African constitution. | Amid reminders of the past, the Foundation encourages the principles and ideals of the South African constitution. | ||
Revision as of 06:29, 11 January 2011
Originally called the 1820 Settlers Foundation and created to *** the Grahamstown Foundation is a non-profit South African company that manages a wide variety of projects, including the National Arts Festival, the National Festival of Science, Engineering and Technology, the National Schools Festivals and eight regional schools Festivals, the English Olympiad, the Eisteddfod, Sakhisizwe, Shakespeare Society of Southern Africa and the Village Green Fair.
The Foundation also administers the 1820 Settlers Monument which is both a national heritage institution and a conference and functions venue.
Amid reminders of the past, the Foundation encourages the principles and ideals of the South African constitution.
More than a quarter of a million people, from all cultural backgrounds, use the building each year.
Sources
Also http://www.foundation.org.za/
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