A selection of the best places to spot celebrities in Cape Town and surrounds

Enjoy barrels of laughs and tables of treats at the Bay Harbour Night Market

This distillery has added a fifth spirit to their range, an artisan gin with an African twist

A selection of the best Delicatessens in Cape Town and the Surrounds

Nelson “Madiba” Mandela, living legend , great toyi-toyer, icon of a nation, all while wearing a funky shirt

How to impress your dinner guests

One person's trash is another one’s treasure

South African fashion design duo Kluk CGDT returns to their home catwalk in Cape Town

We suggest places to make a South African stag of the royal betrothed

Everything you need to know about tucking into these moreish molluscs

Breaking down the South African electronic music scene

A selection of fine instrument shops for melody makers and maestros

Chocolate tastes better when paired with your favourite tipple

What is an Afrikaner? 

A selection of the best restaurants at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town

Kate Shuttleworth on being catapulted to success in just four months

Ideas worth spreading, proudly South African

How to be shark-savvy in Cape Town

The German musical star has been enchanting Mother City audiences as the EmCee in KickstArt's production of Cabaret. We took a closer look!

A selection of the best markets in Cape Town's City Bowl

The man behind National Braai Day, the 'celebration of the nation', calls all South Africans to action on September 24th

Electrifying instrumental pop

Thanks to a new shop on Bree Street, it's easier than ever before to bag this creative's luxury handcrafted leather accessories 

Meet Hazel – matriarch, community figure, pillar of strength and host of the Cape Storytelling Route

Connecting two worlds through stories and sound

The woman behind the dress nominated for 2012 Design Indaba’s “Most Beautiful Object in South Africa” shines a light on the catwalk

Madiba-inspired fashion label to hit international markets on Nelson Mandela Day

On the Afrikaans music scene, Cape Town and more

From his musical journal to his connection with Cape Town and Zula Bar

Cape Town Magazine sat down with the multi-award winning jazz saxophonist to talk about music, inspiration and, of course, Cape Town

Electronic music with an Africa flavour

Your wine and cheese needs taken care of

An interview with Tobie Groenewald, who made the first fixed-gear bicycles in South Africa

Food, wine and warm summer weather

We don't just make things pretty. We make things work better. That is design.

An interview with Peet Pienaar and Hannerie Visser

Capetonian filmmaker shows what Cape Town looks like from above in 'Mini Cape'

.. what would it mean for our city?

Richard Hammond of Napier Brewery shows Malu Lambert the tricks of his trade.

It’s the people that make it what it is

A visit to Matjiesfontein is only complete with a night spent here

What’s your hood? Give it a name. – An interview with Bruce Good

Heston Blumenthal chats to Malu Lambert about the importance of all the senses

There’s more to Stellenbosch than just students and wine

Action packed and raring to go

These two sisters have dominated the Old Mutual Two Oceans Marathon, since 2004

“Love is universal, love is positive and our stories stem from it,” says lead singer, Ziyon.

Some call it pesto, I call it magic green happy-making stuff

Hanjin chats about cheetahs, his personal style and rhythmic Capetonian jazz

The queen of the pink village defines drag dressing