Bastille Day 2011, Franschoek, 18.07.11
byORIGINAL POST DATE: 18.07.11 Bastille Day is like the Grahamstown Festival – it seems to escape me every year. I never see advertising about…
Things to do in Cape Town.
ORIGINAL POST DATE: 18.07.11 Bastille Day is like the Grahamstown Festival – it seems to escape me every year. I never see advertising about…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oHPUNoBAeU This past Saturday night was all about rock pop group, The Dirty Skirts’ new album launch at Zula. After attending the Zula opening…
It seems that markets are the new best thing in Cape Town. I suppose it makes sense for young married couples or young families…
If you didn’t make it out to the iKhaya Fest at Zula this weekend, here’s what you missed. If you’re interested in how Zula…
ORIGINAL POST DATE: 11.08.11 So after attending the festival, most of my expectations were correct and met, however, there were a few things that…
Those South Africans living in the Western Cape swear lifestyle over money. It is well known that Johannesburg is the center of business in…
Friday was the day of my very first spa experience. While Mangwanani was been voted spa of the year, this didn’t mean much to…
ORIGINAL POST DATE: 11.07.09 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMrit3s1Cqg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2aaz6GzafY Zula Sound Bar has been a hosting artists in the Cape Town gig scene for the past 5…
Patchwork Quilting? Say again? The amount of South Africans who are unaware of the art of patchwork quilting always surprises me. For years…
Who was at July’s Homegrown at Mercury? Cape Town’s, and Africa’s for that matter, longest running monthly drum n bass party is always a…
Unexpectedly, a friend rang to say she had spare tickets to a projecting mapping gig at the V&A, would I be interested? Always looking…
The Neighbourgoods Market at the Old Biscuit Mill has become a steady favourite for Cape Town locals and tourists alike. So you could imagine…
