Amy Fraser

The Mojo Market in Sea Point, Cape Town, is a food and lifestyle destination open seven days a week. It offers a wide selection of food stalls, five bars, free live performances and broacasts of major sporting events. The venue also hosts karaoke every Monday and a free salsa event every Sunday. Entry to Mojo Market is free.

The Castle of Good Hope is the oldest building in South Africa. Located in Cape Town’s CBD, it houses three museums, a gift shop and a restaurant. Daily events include guided tours and a cannon firing, which takes place Monday to Saturday. During the warmer seasons, the castle is transformed into the city’s biggest family-friend market, Kuier@TheCastle.  

Theatre on the Bay is located in Cape Town’s scenic Camps Bay. It showcases local talent – from dancers and comedians to performers and hypnotists. Theatregoers can expect muscials, comedy, dance and more. The venue accommodates well over 200 guests.

The Homecoming Centre of the District Six Museum in Cape Town features various spaces, including a theatre that can seat up to 320 people, an auditorium that holds 120 people, art galleries, workspaces and an on-site cafe.

Since its inception in 1888, Newlands Cricket Ground, home of Western Province Cricket, hosts both local and international cricket matches. The Cape Town venue also serves as a location for corporate and social events.

The V&A Waterfront is your one-stop destination, offering a wide range of activities and attractions – from dining and entertainment to accommodation. Set against the backdrop of Table Mountain, it features over 450 shops and more than 80 restaurants. The V&A Waterfront is also home to Time Out Market Cape Town.

Nestled in the heart of Woodstock, the Old Biscuit Mill is a vibrant hub where culinary delights and local designs come together. It hosts office spaces, artisan stores, coffee shops and everything in between. On Saturdays and Sundays, the popular Neighbourgoods Market brings even more variety, offering a wide range of food, crafts and local goods. The Cape Town space is also regularly used for entertainment events, including concerts and festivals.

Over 250 design, decor, furniture and lifestyle creators and companies will gather at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) for Decorex Cape Town as it shines a spotlight on local talent. The event, taking place between 5 and 8 June 2025, promises an array of groundbreaking designs, cutting-edge techonology, innovation and a sneak peek into highly anticipated product launches.

The Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC), located in Cape Town's CBD, is Africa’s leading international convention centre. With over 20 years since opening its doors, the CTICC has become home to international and local conventions, conferences, events and other large gatherings.

Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in Cape Town is home to an array of plant species, offering visitors the chance to see some of the rarest and most beautiful flowers in the world. The garden’s picturesque setting also makes it a popular venue for both local and international artists to host concerts.

From sharks to jellyfish, the Two Oceans Aquarium not only showcases the oceans’ wildlife but also focuses strongly on ocean sustainability. Located in the V&A Waterfront precint, the Cape Town aquarium offers interactive experiences, various exhibitions, behind the scene tours and even scuba diving lessons. 

From sharks to jellyfish, the Two Oceans Aquarium not only showcases the oceans’ wildlife but also focuses strongly on ocean sustainability. Located in the V&A Waterfront precint, the Cape Town aquarium offers interactive experiences, various exhibitions, behind the scene tours and even scuba diving lessons.