The building in which Aandklas is situated, has been earmarked for demolition by the Provincial Heritage Resources Authority of Gauteng.
You can stop this from happening.

Aandklas is not just a venue. For more than a decade it has been the social, cultural and musical home to thousands of students, young people and music lovers alike. The building itself is an important part of the heritage of not only Pretoria, but South Africa as a whole. The building was built in 1943, thus making it a part of our national heritage, according to Section 34 (1) of the National Heritage Resources Act, 1999.
It was designed by one of South Africa's most well known, groundbreaking architects, Norman Eaton.

To demolish this building would be wrong, and your signature can help prevent that.
PLEASE SIGN AND SHARE, not only for yourself, but for those to come. 

-- #SaveAandklas @Aandklas_Pta --
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MORE INFO:
The building: http://bit.ly/AandklasBuilding
Norman Eaton: http://bit.ly/NormanEaton
Heritage Act: http://bit.ly/NationalHeritageResourcesAct1999

"The cottage was built in 1943 for the use of Mr F. Jacobz. It continued to serve as a residential house up until 1996 when it was converted by the then current owner to a commune for the use of university students. In 2002 the area was rezoned and the municpality granted business rights to that area. Up The Creek Bar converted the house into a entertainment area in 2003. In 2005 Rudi Oosthuizen bought the house and the rights and made it into an Aandklas bar, which is still operating successfully to this day."

FOR THOSE ABOUT TO SIGN, WE SALUTE YOU!