Community gardens in Cape Town are at the forefront of sustainability, creating platforms for employment and food creation. Here are some community gardens making an impact in the Mother City and that you should go and check out: Soil for Life, Constantia Soil for Life believes in “Building healthy soil, healthy people, and a greener planet.” Their goal is to teach people how to grow food using natural methods, especially in under-resourced communities. The non-profit organisation creatively recycles and upcycles waste materials, either as tools for their gardens or as organic materials for bu ..read more

GrandWest Casino and Entertainment World is an all-in-one destination for young and old. From thrilling gaming experiences and delightful restaurant options to a Grand Hotel, this entertainment destination is worth exploring. Here is everything you can do at GrandWest Casino and Entertainment World on your next visit: Family-friendly Activities The Ice Station Home to the only indoor ice-skating rink in the Western Cape, The Ice Station at GrandWest allows both amateur and professional ice skaters to hone their skating skills on an Olympic-sized rink. Open all year round, The Ice Station also ..read more

Leading the charge in inclusivity and accessibility among South African hotels, The President Hotel in Bantry Bay, Cape Town has introduced Deafgard devices in its rooms. The Deafgard device, equipped with a vibrating pad and flashing lights, offers instant alerts during emergencies for guests who are deaf or hard of hearing. How Will it Work? The Deafgard device sits on the bedside table, while a vibrating dongle is tucked inside the guest’s pillowcase, ensuring it’s felt when you are asleep. There are tent cards in the room with instructions on how the device works, what to do in the event o ..read more

Cape Town is the perfect city to help you get your creative juices flowing – awaken your inner artist at some these artsy experiences. Creative and immersive activities you must add to your weekend to do list: Clay Cafe Can you believe Clay Cafe started at an old dairy farm?! It has since expanded into eight franchised stores around the country. There are three locations in Cape Town and surrounds: in the City Centre, Hout Bay, and Paarl. This ceramic hand painting venue is perfect for all ages, merging art, food, and good company. Choose from 180+ items, select your colour palette, and get cr ..read more

The Cape Town International Jazz Festival (CTIJF) returns to the Mother City on 3 and 4 May 2024, promising exciting new features and thrills for music lovers. The eagerly anticipated Cape Town event, taking place at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC), features four reimagined stages named Sapphire, Ruby, Emerald, and Topaz. Lindsay Rhoda, Head of Talent at CTIJF, said the team has worked tirelessly over the past few months to compile a programme that pays “homage to the heritage of our jazz roots” and “speaks to the exciting future of music that is embracing all jazz-relate ..read more

Nestled between the majestic Hottentots-Holland Mountains and the sparkling False Bay in the Western Cape, lies the charming coastal town of Gordon’s Bay. Often referred to as the “Jewel of the Helderberg” this little gem offers a captivating blend of breathtaking scenery, water-based activities, and a relaxed atmosphere. Foodie Delights: A Culinary Adventure in Gordon’s Bay Bertie’s Moorings (Splurge): This family-run restaurant boasts a prime location on the Gordon’s Bay waterfront. Savour fresh seafood dishes, steaks, and a variety of other delectable options while taking in the stunning h ..read more

As April unfolds and brings some cooler weather to Cape Town, the city embraces the new season with no shortage of things to do. From captivating art exhibitions and bustling markets to outdoor cinema experiences under the stars, there’s something for everyone. For the occasional warm day, outdoor activities abound, complemented by the anticipation of the iconic Two Oceans Marathon. As the season transitions, catch the last rays aboard yacht parties or groove to the tunes of 80s pop sensation OMD. Sip and Paint Date: 9 April Time: 6:30pm to 9pm Time Out Market, V&A Waterfront Tickets:R395p ..read more

The Two Oceans Marathon is set to take place in Cape Town on 13 and 14 April 2024, and we have all the road closure details to help you plan your travels. The 56 kilometres ultramarathon and 21 kilometres half-marathon, held annually attracts thousands of participants, is a sought-after sport event on the Cape Town calendar. Road Closures Due to the marathon, many Cape Town roads will be closed on Saturday, 13 April, and Sunday, 14 April 2024. This list is provisional and subject to change. 13 April Road Closures Road Closure Closure Times Main Road-Newlands: Between Klipper Road and Lett ..read more

Notice date: 07 April 2024, 14:15 We urge all visitors in Cape Town, the Stellenbosch Winelands, Overberg, and Southern Cape Coast to prioritise safety due to an unprecedented Level 9 weather warning. Expect 100-150mm of rain and very strong winds in the next 24-36 hours. Please stay where you are if safe to do so, as travel is strongly discouraged. Major attractions, including Cape Point, Table Mountain Cableway and the Overberg areas, are temporarily closed. For assistance and the latest updates, please contact the City of Cape Town Emergency Services at 021 480 7700 or Western Cape Governme ..read more

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