Something Rotten! review at Artscape
The Waterfront Theatre School's production of Something Rotten! at Artscape is sheer delight, says Megan Choritz in her review.
Cape Town City Ballet in Stellenbosch
Cape Town City Ballet will present a programme of classical ballet at the Adam Small Theatre in Stellenbosch, on On 31 July and 1 August 2026.
A New Theatrical Work by Karen Zoid, featuring Anton Eloff
Curro Durbanville High School Theatre will host a new show, A New Theatrical Work with Karen Zoid and Anton Eloff - it's just acoustic guitar and piano.
The Routes of Sound – review
Brett Bailey's immaculately conceived and curated The Routes of Sound mini music festival returns in an extended format for its third edition.
SK Throwback Cinema July 2026
With the ticket price at just R50, Ster-Kinekor’s Throwback Cinema July 2026 offers the perfect way to beat the winter blues,
SharkFest 2026 with Nat Geo
National Geographic Wild’s annual event SharkFest returns for its fin-credible 14th year, combining jaw-dropping encounters with groundbreaking science.
It’s not raining cats and dogs in Cape Town — just...
For TEARS Animal Rescue, every adoption counts double in winter - it's consistently the slowest season for pet adoptions across Cape Town.
Ronald Muchatuta – Revisiting exhibition
Zimbabwean-born Cape Town-based artist Ronald Muchatuta features his latest solo exhibition, Revisiting, at HUB Gallery in town.
Time Out Market Cape Town expands offering with fresh fish from...
Time Out Market Cape Town adds a taste of the Italian coast this winter with Pesce, the seasonal fish concept from Milanese chef Giorgio Nava - the offering opened will run for a limited time only.
Stellenbosch fine-dining restaurant Dusk offers à la carte and tasting menus
DUSK co-founders and business partners, Callan Austin and Darren Badenhorst, are taking a new two-pronged approach.
