Colour run gets closer
Everything is set for the annual Namibia Colour Run - Windhoek edition to be held at Trustco Grounds on the 29 April.
The biggest colour running competition is about to hit the land of the brave and many events are going on.
“We are very excited about the event and the support from SAB Miller team. Other partners include 99Fm, Web tickets plus other sponsors soon to confirm. As promised, early registrations will get free goodie bags, shirt, headbands, colour packet and happy tattoo,” said the event coordinator Bright Gumbochuma. Lucky participants will also get glasses if they buy tickets early before the 1 000 tickets are sold.
The event activities will include a 5km run, sunset yoga, aerobics, colour bombs, colour throws plus other competitions ideal for families, friends, individuals and companies. It's not all; there will be an after party from 18:00 till midnight dubbed Neon Glow Party.
“This is when we will light up the night with neon colours and glow merchandise.
This will be a magical outdoor experience and one cannot miss this amazing event. The night event will be for adults only. We are in talks with some South African popular Djs that will perform at the Colour Run and we will release the names end of February,” said Bright.
Bright also said the event's name has been changed to Flying Fish Colour Run , it's simply because Flying Fish brand is the main sponsor and is one of the SABMiller Namibia brands.
Tickets are limited and selling from selected Pick n Pay outlets which are Auas Valley, B1 City, MEGA centre, Wernhill, Swakopmund or online www.webtickets.com.na and they still come with free goodies until the first batch of 1 000 is finished.
“We are really excited and we can't wait for this unique event and we promise a world class event. We give thanks to our main sponsor Flying Fish for adding some flavour to this event plus all other partners but the most important is you the colour runners,” said Bright.
A tjil reader can walk away with a ticket and a goodie bag by simply answering the following question, who is the main sponsor for Namibia Colour Run?
The answer can be forwarded to [email protected]
Staff reporter
“We are very excited about the event and the support from SAB Miller team. Other partners include 99Fm, Web tickets plus other sponsors soon to confirm. As promised, early registrations will get free goodie bags, shirt, headbands, colour packet and happy tattoo,” said the event coordinator Bright Gumbochuma. Lucky participants will also get glasses if they buy tickets early before the 1 000 tickets are sold.
The event activities will include a 5km run, sunset yoga, aerobics, colour bombs, colour throws plus other competitions ideal for families, friends, individuals and companies. It's not all; there will be an after party from 18:00 till midnight dubbed Neon Glow Party.
“This is when we will light up the night with neon colours and glow merchandise.
This will be a magical outdoor experience and one cannot miss this amazing event. The night event will be for adults only. We are in talks with some South African popular Djs that will perform at the Colour Run and we will release the names end of February,” said Bright.
Bright also said the event's name has been changed to Flying Fish Colour Run , it's simply because Flying Fish brand is the main sponsor and is one of the SABMiller Namibia brands.
Tickets are limited and selling from selected Pick n Pay outlets which are Auas Valley, B1 City, MEGA centre, Wernhill, Swakopmund or online www.webtickets.com.na and they still come with free goodies until the first batch of 1 000 is finished.
“We are really excited and we can't wait for this unique event and we promise a world class event. We give thanks to our main sponsor Flying Fish for adding some flavour to this event plus all other partners but the most important is you the colour runners,” said Bright.
A tjil reader can walk away with a ticket and a goodie bag by simply answering the following question, who is the main sponsor for Namibia Colour Run?
The answer can be forwarded to [email protected]
Staff reporter
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