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- Under 18 bash at BaxterKnown for his high-energy performances and ground-shaking bass, Hartley’s sets are a journey into house, tech house and melodic techno. To celebrate the end-of-year school exams, a brand-new event for young people under the age of 18 years old, Under8ed, will be launched in The Baxter foyer and garden on… Read more »
- Spring tide safety warning from NSRIThe NSRI is appealing to bathers, boaters, paddlers, sailors, shoreline anglers and coastal hikers to be cautious around the coastline as the full moon spring tide peaks today, Friday November 15. Picture: Nigel Riley The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) is appealing to bathers, boaters, paddlers, sailors, shoreline anglers and… Read more »
- Women bear brunt of austerity measures – reportSpeakers Aliya Chikte, economic justice project officer at the Alternative Information and Development Centre, with Dr Lauren Paremoer, a member of the People’s Health Movement South Africa. PICTURE:SUPPLIED After 30 years of liberation, black working-class women are more likely to be unemployed, food insecure, lacking access to the most basic… Read more »
- Excitement builds as Kaapse Klopse troupes prepare for competitionKaapse Klopse troupe owners are gearing up to defend their titles and elevate the competition for the upcoming season. Excitement and anticipation filled the boardroom at Athlone Stadium on Tuesday night October 29 as troupe owners participated in a draw to determine their match-ups for the annual Kaapse Klopse Karnival… Read more »
- ’Plain fest returns with a bangNow in its 16th year, the DStv Kyknet Mitchell’s Plain Festival, in association with Heart FM and the Plainsman, returns with a vibrant and jam-packed programme, from Friday November 29 to Sunday December 1 at Westridge Gardens. Proud event organisers, Cycle of Life, says over the years this event has… Read more »
- Artscape keeps hearing impaired in the loopArtscape launched the loop system for the hearing impaired on Thursday October 24, which coincided with World Polio Day. The day was shared with the Rotarians of District 9350, as well as representatives from LIVEABLE, Unmute Dance Company, Gender Works and the Western Cape Network on Disability. Pictures: Artscape The… Read more »
- Do you have what it takes to make Cape Town laugh?T-pop girl group 4IAM at a previous Festive Lights Switch-On concert. This year, the winner of the comedy competition will also take to the stage. The search is on for a “hopeful hero” who can make Cape Town laugh out loud with R10 000 and a chance to perform in… Read more »
- Bathers warned of seal rabies risk after attacksThe National Sea Rescue Institute recorded two separate incidents on Saturday October 26 in which bathers were bitten by Cape fur seals at Blue Waters and Big Bay beaches. Pictured is a seal on Muizenberg Beach. The National Sea and Rescue Institute and Shark Spotters have urged the public to… Read more »
- Jazzart commemorates 30 years of democracyJazzart will commemorate 30 years of democracy in South Africa. Jazzart Dance Theatre will commemorate South Africa’s 30 years of democracy with a mixed bill, Four Frames of Freedom, at Artscape on Friday November 15, at 7pm, and Saturday November 16, at 2pm and 7pm. The line-up includes works that… Read more »
- Belly dance at the WaterfrontThe fifth edition of the Cape Town Oriental Dance Festival took place at the Waterfront’s Amphitheatre on Saturday October 26. Pictured are dancers from Belly Phunk Oriental Dance Academy in Plumstead on stage. Chevonne Hendricks and Jordan Fortuin from the Eoan Group in Athlone did a duet. Soloist Zoe Harker,… Read more »
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