Lifestyle
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‘Bad kitties’ and more exhibited, bringing both whimsy and dystopia to Rust-en-Vrede
The exhibition titled Bad Kitties Doing Bad Things is one of three new exhibitions at the gallery and can be viewed until 2 May.
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Health officials sound vaccination alarm as flu season hits early
The early flu season prompts an urgent vaccination call as health officials warn of potential high respiratory illness burden in medical facilities ahead.
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‘n Versteekte juweel in Welgemoed: Die herontdekking van kunstenaar André Wilhelm Groenewald
In Welgemoed in die Wes-Kaap ontvou ‘n buitengewone verhaal van artistieke herontdekking en stille bewondering vir die werk van André Wilhelm Groenewald.
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Nuwe museum, beplande buitelugmark bied rede vir besoek aan Jan Kempdorp
Die Nuwe Vaalharts-museum op die terrein van die historiese Hotel Border Post by Jan Kempdorp, is ‘n besoek werd. Jy sal vir verskeie redes verras word.
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Five reasons to visit Riebeek-Kasteel in the Swartland this Easter weekend
Just over an hour’s drive from Cape Town, the Riebeek-Kasteel valley, known for its olive groves, vineyards, and artistic community, offers family experiences.
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New campaign to showcase Stellenbosch’s hidden experiences
A new tourism campaign by Visit Stellenbosch highlights experiences that most visitors never discover, from dawn trail running in the remote Dwarsrivier Valley to traditional Xhosa home dining in Khayamandi.
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Easter traditions around the world and the meaning behind the celebration
Easter, the most important celebration in the Christian calendar, commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and His resurrection from the dead three days later.
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World Autism Awareness Day: Call for focus to shift to children’s strengths and potential
On World Autism Awareness Day, observed today on 2 April, the call is being made to celebrate autistic children’s unique strengths.
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GALLERY | Comic Con announces details of cosplay competitions
Comic Con Cape Town hosts cosplay competitions April 30-May 3 at CTICC. 39 contestants compete with international guests Yaya Han and Jaremi Carey.
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Gospel singer returns to transform youth through music
Cecil D. Stevens has utilised gospel music for mentorship and community transformation, creating a youth arts project in Kariega to address social issues and empower talent.
