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Infecting the City The Arts Festival On The Streets Of Cape Town
The very public ‘Infecting the City’ arts festival, which takes place at venues all over the centre of Cape Town, is a superb example of how culture, free and non-exclusive culture can make a city blossom on an average Tuesday afternoon. The festival, which mainly consisted of interpretative dances, often performed in or against the backdrop of prominent Cape Town landmarks, brought joy to the many spectators who had gathered around to see the events
HintHunt The Great Escape Game
HintHunt is quite the experience. Fun, challenging, demanding, engaging, it requires active interaction within a small group of people in a self-contained environment towards a specific end – escape.
Second-Hand Heaven A Magical Afternoon in Woodstock
WORDS Elin Wahlström Located merely one train station from the city centre, between the docks of Table Bay and the
The Constantia Gift Fair A Market Like No Other
I love markets. The strolling, the looking, the touching, the talking, the bargaining and most of all meeting new people. Cape Town has plenty of interesting markets scattered around, dishing up all kinds of attractions from food to craft to flowers. The Constantia Gift Fair is a Christmas market organised each year by the South African Riding for the Disabled Association (SARDA).
The Rocky Horror Show A Brilliant Mix of Trashy, Sexy & Scary
The Fugard Theatre’s production of The Rocky Horror Show played to packed theatres 37 weeks in a row when it first came to Cape Town in July 2013. It was also nominated for a staggering nine Fleur du Cap awards, the highest honour for a Capetonian production.
Bean There The Fair-Trade Roastery in Cape Town
WORDS Kate Barron Bean There is a cafe to feel at home in. The interior decor gives the impression you’ve just wandered
Takumi Creative Japanese Sushi
The friendly smile of Papa San will welcome you when you enter Takumi, the sushi restaurant. The exposed brick walls and the lights hanging from the ceiling create a serene atmosphere and the food provides a unique Japanese sushi experience for palates of all types.
Bascule Bar A Paradise for Whisky Lovers
Do you enjoy fine single malts or bourbon from time to time? Do you wish your local liquor store had a more comprehensive selection of whisky? If the answer to both questions is yes, then you’re highly likely to appreciate a whisky tasting at Bascule Bar at the Cape Grace hotel, located at the Waterfront.
Mezepoli A Bit of Greece in Camps Bay
Located on the beachfront strip of restaurants and bars in Camps Bay is Mezepoli. Mezepoli specialises in Greek dishes and all the plates are served as ‘meze’, which is the Greek version of the Spanish tapas, meaning they’re small like an appetiser, in other words, it’s an excuse to eat as much or as little as you like!
Taste of Cape Town The Foodie's Mecca
Taste of Cape Town is the foodie event of the year. It’s the mecca of all things baked, fried, grilled, flambéed, distilled, preserved, juiced, bottled and pasteurised. The restaurants are scattered around the perimeter of the Taste ground with artisan producers set-up on the inside displaying their goods – everything from baked treats, wine, ice cream, cheese, cider, cured meats, olive oils, chutney, flavoured gin and tequila, coffee and chocolate.
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