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Your guide to the best experiences across the Mother City this Friday, 6 March to Sunday, 8 March.

Party people, where ya’ll at? This weekend, Bread4soul Sessions in Salt River, kicks off a celebration of South Africa’s House Music scene.
A secret sunrise session in Camps Bay might be just what the season ordered and things are getting spicy with the Chilli Festival along the West Coast. Otherwise, take a spontaneous road trip to Tulbagh for the Bazique creative festival. The three-day experience brings together creatives from across the country for meaningful connection. Happy jolling!
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Kingdom of Ubuntu - The Musical In Concert is unlike any other musical you’ve ever experienced. Blending live orchestra, African choir, dance, ritual, and storytelling, the show is set in a mythical African kingdom. Some of the country’s most renowned artists, such as Mbuso Khoza and Mbulelo Grootboom, will take to the stage.
If you’ve never attended a Secret Sunrise session yet, don’t stress. It’s all about movement and stillness, breath and release, connection and self-expression, and the simple joy of being alive. Namaste.
Afrosoul and R&B muso Deslynn Malotana will deliver a powerful live performance on the V&A Amphitheatre stage following the release of her debut album last year.
A fundraiser for HBIS bursary students, The Festival of Fun is a full-day event for the whole family. Your ticket includes a free bubble wand and a voucher for a free bottle of water redeemable at the bar.
Time Out Tip: There will be additional guarded parking at the Riding Stables next door. The entrance is at the school’s tennis courts.
I love me some Matthew Mole. There’s something about his catchy bops that brings on the happy hormones. It’s like a shot of endorphins every time his song ‘I’m With You’ plays on the radio. His fans are in for a treat. A little birdie told me to expect sing-alongs and lots of hugging.
If you love drag, cosplay, and cartoons, then this is the show for you. Presented by drag collective The Kings Collab, Cartoon Kings is a nostalgic throwback to when animation was fun.
Bringing together soulful music lovers, artists, and creatives, Bread4soul Sessions platforms the South African House Music scene.
The Varsity Shield is arguably the biggest event on the varsity rugby calendar. Once a year, the country’s top universities go head-to-head in front of passionate fans at packed stadiums nationwide. This weekend, UWC plays host.
Sip the Grape is a curated experience for wine lovers and first-timers. Guests are welcomed with a glass of sparkling wine and encouraged to craft their own blends, adjusting, tasting, refining, until they create something that feels theirs entirely.
Following a successful run of the Cape Town Chilli Festival, Foodies Cape Town is at it again with the West Coast Chilli Fest. The event combines an indoor exhibition hall with an outdoor Street Eats Festival for an exciting, flavour-packed experience.
Think creatives, musicians, installation artists, and performing artists under one roof. Actually, make that six stages. Bazique is a unique collaboration and a space for people from all over the world to enjoy three days and nights in an otherworldly wilderness location in Tulbagh.
More than just a fiesta, Havana Nights Jol is the perfect opportunity for new, current, and past Parel Vallei parents to come together, mingle, reconnect, and celebrate in true PVS style.
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