Entertainment
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Spier’s ‘Routes of Sound’ lines up 40 musicians across three winter weekends
Spier’s Routes of Sound expands to three winter weekends, featuring more than 40 musicians in unplugged performances on the wine farm.
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Yellowwood Choir to perform at Desmond Tutu peace concert
Mitchells Plain’s Yellowwood Choir takes the world stage alongside artists from nine countries, performing Ode to Joy and Flowers Consume War.
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Fagrie Isaacs brings Luther Vandross back to life on stage
Soul singer Fagrie Isaacs headlines Here and Now – A Luther Vandross Tribute Show at Artscape Theatre, Cape Town, on 26 & 27 June.
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Cape Town dragon boat festival marks fourth year of cultural ties
The 4th Cultures of China – Cape Town Dragon Boat Festival brought together thousands at the V&A Waterfront to celebrate heritage and friendship.
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Kom lag dat jou tone krul en jou maag pyn by Kaapse lagfees
Die Cape Town Funny Festival vier sy 27ste jaar met skreeusnaakse plaaslike komediante en internasionale kunstenaars by die Baxter-teater.
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Gabrielle Union pays tribute to late father at South African wine estate
Gabrielle Union buried her father’s ashes in Cape Town while visiting a wine farm, honoring family bonds and memories made there.
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Debuutbundel van Namibiese digter in Durbanville bespreek
Die digter Caren Kearley gaan haar debuutbundel Dawerende stiltes van 2025 voordra by die byeenkoms van die Durbanville-poësiekring.
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Cultural centre in Mitchells Plain hosts first art exhibition
A free art exhibition in Mitchells Plain celebrates Portland community artists Eltie Arts and NJB Art & Design CPT. 30 May–30 June, entry free.
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Kom lag die winter weg met twee Namakwalanders
Lyntjie Jaars en Warren “Auntie Katriena” Louw bring op 16 Augustus ’n aand van skreeusnaakse stories en Kaapse lag na Brackenfell.
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Construction of R650 million GrandWest Mall to begin in Cape Town
Construction of the GrandWest Mall has begun after land transfer, set to open in June 2027, enhancing Cape Town’s retail landscape.
