Community Events
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Somerset West police take to the streets for a cause
Somerset West police officers traded blue uniforms for pink, taking on 5km coastal walk at Strand Beach in support of breast-cancer survivors.
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GPF, ander organisasies lig in oor kanker in Strand
Die Strand-GPF het 300 borskanker-pamflette in Rusthof uitgedeel tydens ‘n bewusmakingsveldtog saam met gemeenskapsveiligheidsorganisasies.
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Jong drome maak saak! – Purple Rose se Strand-konsert help jeug
Strand-stadsaal het Saterdag omskep in ‘n jol toe Purple Rose Collective drie legendariese Kaapse kunstenaars bymekaar gebring het vir leerders.
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Fighting hunger through creativity with origami protea workshop
The Carmen Stevens Foundation’s origami protea workshop raised funds to ensure no child goes hungry during the December holidays.
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Weekly diary | Weeklikse dagboek
A comprehensive guide to Helderberg happenings between Friday 31 October to Saturday 29 November, featuring the Daredevil Run men’s health awareness event in Gordon’s Bay, Eagles tribute concert in Strand,…
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Children’s Book Festival brings literary magic to Strand Library
Strand Library hosted a successful Children’s Book Festival on Saturday 25 October, bringing together 11 renowned Cape Town authors and families to celebrate the magic of reading and storytelling in…
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90 years strong: Somerset West Boys’ Brigade honours founder with march
The Somerset West Boys’ Brigade celebrated 90 years of tradition with a historic commemorative march through town streets on Sunday.
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Helderberg Stroke Support Group hosts first Stroke Awareness Summit
Healthcare professionals and stroke survivors gathered in Somerset West for the region’s first Stroke Awareness Summit, drawing over 80 attendees.
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Frik de Jager bring ma se kos na Somerset-Wes met nuutste kookboek
Bekende sjef Frik de Jager het sy nuutste kookboek vol resepte van sy ma en ouma in Somerset-Wes bekendgestel met kos, stories en nostalgie.
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Six-year Memory Album shows how Owls founded their flock
The Owls’ Memory Album launch celebrated six years of community growth, transforming one woman’s idea into a 110-member community.
