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Cape Town food businesses are coming together this winter to host The Good Table, a series of communal soup suppers in support of Ladles of Love. Launching on Tuesday, 26 May, the events will take place on the last Tuesday of each month for four months at The Gin Bar on Wale Street.
The warm winter gathering invites Capetonians to stay in town after work, skip...
A festival that has drawn hundreds of thousands of people through the streets of London, beneath the glass dome of Paris’s Grand Palais, across the parklands of São Paulo, and into the spectacular open-air amphitheater of Dubai is coming to South Africa. Taste of Cape Town 2026 is the South African expression of the Taste Festival series, one of the world’s most prestigious f...
With the Franschhoek Literary Festival (FLF) just a few days away (15–17 May 2026), audiences can look forward to a weekend of ideas, storytelling and riveting conversations in one of South Africa’s most beautiful literary settings.
Alongside its headline international and local authors, this year’s programme features a number of unique sessions. From family stor...
Durbanville Hills is inviting guests into the creative heart of winemaking with the launch of Unfiltered Thursdaze, a new weekly after-hours Thursday experience that offers rare access to wines still in progress, paired with curated music, food and authentic connection.
Designed as a relaxed and immersive evening ritual, Unfiltered Thursdaze gives guests the opportunit...
On 19 May 2026, the Artscape Theatre Centre (Artscape) marks 55 years of performance, transformation and cultural exchange – a milestone that reflects not only the productions staged within its walls, but the story of a country in transition.
Originally opened in 1971 as the Nico Malan Theatre – a space reserved for a select few under apartheid – Artscap...