Entertainment
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GALLERIES | Creatives given a platform at Comic Con Cape Town
Cape Town influencer Sibu Mpanza hosts Telkom’s gaming stand at Comic Con Cape Town 2026, sharing his journey from YouTube to SABC TV.
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Comic Con Cape Town plans to move to bigger venue next year
Cape Town’s Comic Con is back with a record 34,000 visitors, One Piece season 2 stars, and a planned move to CTICC1 next year.
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Cape Town Carnival 2026: Follow Your heART in the Mother City this weekend
Experience the magic of the Cape Town Carnival 2026 on 21 March along the Green Point Fan Walk. Celebrate South Africa’s culture with art, music, and vibrant performances.
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City still awaiting CTMCA application for Athlone Stadium dates
The City of Cape Town is still waiting for the Cape Town Minstrel Carnival Association (CTMCA) to submit a formal application for available dates at Athlone Stadium in January and…
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Cape Town gears up for spectacular New Year’s Eve celebrations
Cape Town prepares diverse New Year’s Eve events including Mango Groove concert and cricket action
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Cape Town set for a blockbuster weekend of events to close out November
Cape Town is closing November with a flurry this coming weekend, hosting more than 50 events from Friday 28 to Sunday 30 November.
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Independent Film Festival at Labia
The South African Independent Film Festival (SAIFF), a celebration of genre-driven and independent cinema, returns to the Labia Theatre in Cape Town from Friday 5 to Sunday 7 December for…
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Father and son rocking the coast this summer
The duo comprises Fergie Ferguson, the voice behind the smash 80s hit “Man on the Moon” with legendary band Ballyhoo, and his son Michael Ferguson, a multi-talented guitarist and vocalist.
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Mind-bending mentalist one-night-only show to delight audiences in the Cape
Dive into the mysteries of human decisions with Elemental by Bryan Mills. An evening of thought-provoking illusions awaits.
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Black holes explained through music: ‘Hidden Giants’ makes science sing
‘Hidden Giants’ transforms complex astrophysical concepts into accessible entertainment through what creators describe as “cinematic visuals” and sound design that simulates gravitational forces. It will be staged at The Star…
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