Greyton Rotary Helps Restore Storm-Damaged Home
When a severe storm swept through the Riviersonderend Valley on 11 May 2026, it left a trail of destruction in its wake. Trees were uprooted, roofs were torn from homes,…
When a severe storm swept through the Riviersonderend Valley on 11 May 2026, it left a trail of destruction in its wake. Trees were uprooted, roofs were torn from homes,…
We are delighted to announce that The Greyton Post has been selected as a national finalist in the Photography (Mobile) category of the 2026 AVBOB Forum of Community Journalists (FCJ) Awards of Excellence. The Awards of Excellence…
Congratulations to the Via’s Team! 🌹 A huge congratulations to the team at Via’s on being nominated for the Eat Out Neighbourhood Gems 2026, proudly presented by Woolworths. This well-deserved…
As the quieter winter months set in, Greyton has unfortunately seen an increase in trespassing and opportunistic theft from homes and properties. While this is a seasonal trend experienced in…
The NG Kerk Hall was filled with festive cheer on Friday night as Greytonian families gathered for the annual Christmas in July Disco. From golden reindeers and Christmas jumpers to…
When we think about the weather in Greyton, we tend to look at the mountains, the clouds rolling in from the coast, or the cold fronts approaching from the south.…
A huge congratulations to Marshall on the well-deserved national recognition of his remarkable work in Genadendal. It is wonderful to see his dedication to building stronger, more resilient and self-sufficient…
The organising committee of the Greyton Classics for All Festival has reflected on what was its most successful event to date, following a review meeting after the 2026 festival. Festival…
At just nine years old, Benji du Plooy is already making an impressive name for himself in the world of ballet. Benji moved to Greyton with his family when he…
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