It's impossible to talk about Cape Town's cultural scene without mentioning First Thursdays, a monthly event that sees residents pack the streets, restaurants and galleries for an evening of artistic appreciation and end-of-week revelry.
It’s impossible to talk about Cape Town’s cultural scene without mentioning First Thursdays, a monthly event that sees residents pack the streets, restaurants and galleries for an evening of artistic appreciation and end-of-week revelry. But next month, the city centre will not be the only corner of the Cape that’s abuzz.will shift the spotlight southward to the enchanting locales surrounding False Bay.
From quirky eateries to fine-dining establishments, the local restaurants and bars are curating special menus and offers. Whether you’re craving gourmet burgers, dim sum or farm-to-table offerings, you’ll find a dining experience tailored to your tastes.Experience seaside serenity with a 3-night stay in Simon’s Town for R4 740 . Get it
For those looking to enjoy live performances, head over to the Brass Bell in Kalk Bay. And if you’re not quite ready to call it a night, The Commons in Muizenberg or The Striped Horse in Muizenberg offer an ideal setting for those looking to wind down with a drink and perhaps a little dance. From Hudson’s karaoke sessions to food and drink specials at your go-to local spots, the evening promises activities that are not just appealing but also easily accessible.Looking for a deal on a car, but tight on a budget? Have a look at these offers for under R100 000. View the dealsWe only use cookies on this Site for particular features to work, the cookies do not collect and/or store any personal information about you.
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