Lifestyle
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Thousands expected at Cape Town’s World Animal Day celebration
South Africa’s largest World Animal Day celebration returns to Sea Point Promenade with animal adoptions, expert talks and family entertainment.
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Belê in ‘n boom vir Loxton en die nageslag – en vir jouself
Om Loxton se besondere boomrykheid te behou is ‘n Belê in ‘n boom-projek in dié Noord-Kaapse dorp begin.
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Come explore as artists open their doors in Fish Hoek, Clovelly
Open Studios Fish Hoek & Clovelly returns from 9 to 11 October with 30-plus artists at 20 locations, a Project Flamingo preview and free public days.
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Ricardo Slawers becomes Africa’s first bread sommelier
La Motte’s Ricardo Slawers makes history as Africa’s first bread sommelier, earning prestigious title from Germany’s National Bakers Academy in Weinheim.
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New smoking laws could see South Africans fined or jailed for lighting up in cars
Parliament moves closer to approving strict smoking laws that would ban cigarettes and e-cigarettes in cars and enclosed spaces nationwide.
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The Bodyguard musical to make its SA debut at Artscape in March 2027
The Bodyguard musical, with Whitney Houston’s greatest hits, makes its SA debut at Artscape in March 2027. Tickets now on sale.
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WATCH | Tom Cruise trades stunts for satire as toxic tycoon ‘Digger’
Tom Cruise takes on embattled mining tycoon role in dark comedy Digger, marking departure from decades of action-packed blockbuster films.
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UK keeps free museum entry for foreign tourists
Britain abandons proposal to charge foreign tourists for visiting national museums, keeping free access policy in place since 2001
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Oorlogsmuseum SA se voorkeur-erfenisbestemming
Tydens die Golden Shield Erfenis-eerbewyse wat Vrydag toegeken is, is die Oorlogsmuseum in Bloemfontein as die voorkeur-erfenisbestemming aangewys.
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Popular Dracula ballet back on stage at Artscape for six shows end October
Cape Town City Ballet (CTCB) brings David Nixon’s acclaimed production Dracula back to the Artscape Theatre from 28 October to 1 November.
