Curries Fountain Sports Development Centre

Did you know that Curries Fountain Stadium was the 4th ground in the world and the 2nd in the Southern Hemisphere to have floodlights in 1961? 💥

Today Curries Fountain welcomed guests all the way from Cape Town. It was an absolute honor to have the legendary Cape Town Spurs player from the 1970s, Mr Yusuf Davids, visit Curries Fountain Stadium and Museum today in commemoration of its 100th anniversary. His legacy and contributions to the game will forever be remembered. He was accompanied by ardent supporter of Berea FC, Mehmood Fyzoo, and the group enjoyed reminiscing while enjoying the photography in the Curries Fountain museum. "

Pictured from left to right: Riedewaan Miller, Shaheed Johnson, Yusuf Davids, Mehmood Fyzoo and Shamiel Voegt

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Curries Fountain marks 100 years of history Curries Fountain has been the venue of many historic gatherings, during apartheid and since democracy.

The Durban University of Technology is hosting it 2024 orientation program for first year students, which will be running until Friday! This allows students the opportunity to dive into the vibrant DUT community, get acquainted with campus life, and lay the foundation for the academic journey. The institution is holding informative and fun-filled sessions. Don't miss out on this invaluable opportunity to connect, learn, and embark on your path to success!
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Did you know that during Queen Elizabeth's visit to Durban in 1947, the parade took place at Curries Fountain?

Did you know that Curries Fountain features an on-site museum that is open to the public, free of charge? The museum showcases captivating pictures capturing momentous historical events over the past 100 years. The museum is open between 9am-2pm (Mondays to Fridays). For any enquiries, contact the office on 031 309 3151 or [email protected]