Paul Harris' collection at his exclusive small hotel, Ellerman House, tells the story of South African art better than any where else; he even bought art that he didn't particularly...
10am to noon - a hit with all ages and art interests. In both its residential and industrial areas, Salt River has murals by many of South Africa's and the...
Tommy Brümmer, one of Cape Town's top town planners knows the city like the back of his hand - he has worked here for three decades, after a Geology and...
A rare opportunity to see inside the Iziko national museum's storage facilities in Church Square, central Cape Town. There are many 1 ooo's of objects here. We'll be focusing on...
A hit with all ages and art interests. Salt River has murals by many of South Africa's and the world's best street and graffiti artists. There are 140 approx. Some...
Get to know Cape Town’s bustling, diverse and dynamic past and present – this walking tour is great if you are new to Cape Town or wish to know it...
10am to noon - a hit with all ages and art interests. In both its residential and industrial areas, Salt River has murals by many of South Africa's and the...
A last chance to see the Norval Foundation's two significant exhibitions with Karel Nel. A highly respected South African artist, Karel is an Associate Professor at the School of Arts,...
Architect, author and lecturer Julian Cooke spent years working to improve the living conditions in Langa, Cape Town's oldest township. He got to know well people who lived here, some...
Fazlin Ferguson is a brilliant cook and hostess. She has lived in the Bo-Kaap all her life. My daughter says she makes the best dal curry, so I'm keen to...
In both its residential and industrial areas, Salt River has murals by many of South Africa’s and the world’s best street and graffiti artists. Some colossal in size, others tiny....
Olga Speakes, the newly appointed director of the Association of Visual Arts, will lead our tour of the exhibition she curated, Between Shadows. It is the very last chance to...
