• International Public Art Festival 2021 (IPAF)

    Salt Circle Arcade

    The streets of Salt River are once again ready to host the 2021 International Public Art Festival, Africa's largest street art festival! What is IPAF? Over a period of 5 days, 20 international and local street artists will paint large-scale murals across the neighbourhood of Salt River, the oldest suburb of South Africa's Mothercity. This year, the festival will be accompanied by interactive and covid-friendly biking and walking street art tours through Salt River as well as central Cape Town. *guided and do-it-yourself tours will be available) What will be our theme this year? This 5th instalment, themed “100% Sustainable”, will showcase public art activations that focus on the idea of sustainability, through environmental awareness, creative sustainable solutions, economic enrichment through skills-building and sharing, and an even greater focus on community building. Being in the throes of Covid-19, we need to think now, more than ever about how to ‘future-proof’ our communities through environmental, economic and social sustainability. Who are we? Baz-Art is ultra-conscious of our environmental and societal footprint and has set out to walk the talk by doing what we can so that every aspect of our annual International Public Art Festival has minimal impact on the environment as well as promoting social and economic inclusion. Want to find out more? Find more information about what inspired the 2021 theme for IPAF: https://ipafest.co.za/

  • Full Moon Picnic At The Afrikaans Taalmonument

    Afrikaans Language Monument, Paarl

    Full Moon Picnics at the Akrikaanse Taalmonument are very popular with local residents and tourists alike, who especially enjoy the sunsets and incredible night scenes.   Visitors can come anytime between 17:00 and 22:00, and have a look at the monument, which is an exceptional, symbol-rich sculpture. Visitors are also encouraged to explore, and there are outdoor games and playgrounds for children.   Guests are welcome to bring their own picnic baskets or pre-order one from the Oppi Berg Mobile Café on 060 382 9938 (R250 per couple, R450 per family of four). Dress warmly and bring a torch, and a mask. See www.taalmuseum.co.za/covid-19/ for the specific protocols.   Tickets are R40 per adult, R10 for SA students and R5 for children (free under six years). They are available from Computicket or at the gate, and no booking is required.   Annual permits are available at R120 for individuals or R220 per family (currently offered at a 20%-discount), which includes access to all Full Moon Picnics. The evenings are held in aid of ‘Let’s Read!’, the Language Museum’s literacy project for children, and visitors are encouraged to donate a new or second-hand children’s book.   The next Full Moon picnics is on 27 March 2021.

    Free – R40
  • Kirstenbosch Craft and Food Market

    The Stone Cottages, Kirstenbosch

    The most beautiful craft market in Cape Town where you'll find my unique and exceptional Fynbos and South African Art Paintings, tea towels and other art! Great food too!  

  • Monthly Farmers Market

    2 Valley Road (cnr Ave de Chavonnes), Hout Bay

    The farmers markets will be kicking off again. Join us the first Saturday of each month at our nursery to enjoy a range of Hout Bay’s best organic, home made and fresh produce / products,  a family friendly space along with kids activities and a play area. Please note: Covid-19 government regulations require all persons entering the premises to wear a face mask and adhere to all health protocols and social distancing measures at all times.

  • Unlocked

    Grande Provence Heritage Wine Estate Franschhoek

    Join Grande Provence for an excqusite Opera and Cello event on Friday, 19 March 6 PM. Tickets are R250 per person and can be booked via email:  events@grandeprovence.co.za.

  • Kamers/Makers

    Kamers/Makers is back at Blaauwklippen Vineyards from the 24-28 March. Make sure you don't miss it.    

  • Summer Symphonies

    The Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra's Summer Symphonies will be streamed online from March 25th until March 29th from 8 PM until 11 PM.  Info: Conductor Jeremy Silver Soloist Lisa White (oboe) Charles Ives The Unanswered Question Mozart Oboe Concerto in C Mozart Symphony no 41, “Jupiter”, K5 Tickets are R120 per concert; subscribe to all four for R400. Full details and programme notes on cpo.org.za

  • Full Moon Picnic At The Afrikaans Taalmonument

    Afrikaans Language Monument, Paarl

    Full Moon Picnics at the Akrikaanse Taalmonument are very popular with local residents and tourists alike, who especially enjoy the sunsets and incredible night scenes.   Visitors can come anytime between 17:00 and 22:00, and have a look at the monument, which is an exceptional, symbol-rich sculpture. Visitors are also encouraged to explore, and there are outdoor games and playgrounds for children.   Guests are welcome to bring their own picnic baskets or pre-order one from the Oppi Berg Mobile Café on 060 382 9938 (R250 per couple, R450 per family of four). Dress warmly and bring a torch, and a mask. See www.taalmuseum.co.za/covid-19/ for the specific protocols.   Tickets are R40 per adult, R10 for SA students and R5 for children (free under six years). They are available from Computicket or at the gate, and no booking is required.   Annual permits are available at R120 for individuals or R220 per family (currently offered at a 20%-discount), which includes access to all Full Moon Picnics. The evenings are held in aid of ‘Let’s Read!’, the Language Museum’s literacy project for children, and visitors are encouraged to donate a new or second-hand children’s book.  

    Free – R40
  • Vrede En Lust Dog Walk

    Vrede en Lust

    Don't miss the Vrede en Lust Dog Walk on March 28th, in collaboration with the Sierra Animal Foundation.  

  • Monthly Farmers Market

    Hout Bay

    Don't miss the Monthly Farmers Market on April 3rd from 9 AM until 2 PM. Enjoy a family friendly space along with kids activities and a play area. Please note: Covid-19 government regulations require all persons entering the premises to wear a face mask and adhere to all health protocols and social distancing measures at all times. Venue: 2 Valley Road (cnr Ave de Chavonnes), Hout Bay