28 September 2009
PASS Festival brings Pan-African experience to Cape Town
With Cape Town being the crazily creative place it has been for a long time – and is becoming, more and more, as time passes – one is almost blasé in one’s reaction when you hear about yet another music festival putting down roots in the Mother City. But even the most hardened culture vultures [...]
28 September 2009
PASS: Live Music Festival Programme
Wednesday, 30 September
St. George’s Cathedral, Wale St.
19h00 – 21h00
War Chorale with Bheki Khoza
Thursday, 1 October
Slave Church, Long St.
19h00 – 21h00
Wanlov the Kubolor
Toumani Diabate
Centre for the Book, Queen Victoria St.
19h00 – 23h00
Udaba
Franck Biyong and Massak Afroelectric Orkestra
All Nations Club, Main Rd, Salt River
23h00 – 04h00
Fong Kong Bantu Sound System
DJ Andy Williams
DJ Yusuf [...]
28 September 2009
Cultural programme of the Alliance Française of Cape Town
There are some exciting things happening at the Alliance Française of Cape Town. Highlights include:
iKapa Dance Theatre Productions presents the production The Stadium on the 30th of September 2009. Tickets cost R50.
There is a concert of Heather Mac and The Brills at 8pm on the 2nd of October. Tickets cost R50
Watchthe film Home by Yann [...]
18 September 2009
Celebrate Heritage Day 2009 with the District Six Museum
Heritage Day at the District Six Museum promises to be a varied and exciting programme. It is dedicated to celebrating some of the many dynamic elements which contribute towards our vibrant and diverse cultural heritage.
One of the Museum’s major thrusts for the past year has been towards increasing and sustaining local visitors, partnerships and programme [...]
17 September 2009
Craft kicks off for 2010
As soccer fever grows in South Africa, craft producers are gearing up to ensure they enjoy a slice of the action.
A vast range of 2010-related craft Items, ranging from beaded soccer ball key rings to lifesize wire models of soccer players, are being created to catch the eyes and wallets of the estimated 450 000 [...]




