The Dinner Club - The craft of storytelling
Jeriah chats to Chef Miguel Blick and Joshua Jacobs, the team behind The Dinner Club about the storytelling behind their latest pop up
LUH’RA & OPERATION KHATAZA: Armed with Compassion
Day 3 of the HEAT Winter Arts Festival music programme is reviewed by [We, The Hive]
HEAT Festival Day 2: Mfazwe Ya Mwezi & MANA
Luke Swanepoel sums up the second day of the HEAT Festival music programme which featured Mfazwe Ya Mwezi and MANA
HEAT Festival Day 1 - Giuliette Price & Karla Van Solms
Ntando Bam reflects on the first day of the HEAT Winter Arts Festival Music programme curated by Quiet Life
Between Service - Culture on a plate
Our Editor-In-Chief and resident Chef Jeriah chatted to the young chefs behind Between Service, the newest pop up to hit Cape Town’s food scene
Band Or Bust VOL.4 - A resurgence
Evan Cupido, our newest contributing writer, reflects on the Band Or Bust Final two weeks back
Breaking Bread with Libation Bakery
Libation Bakery is the latest restaurant pop-up experience in the city - but it differs from the rest in its intention. Jeriah spoke to the team behind the experience to find out more
Build the room you want to be in
Themba Hadebe reflects on his experience as part of the panel at the recent Tradecraft Workshop hosted by Dusk Studios
“WE DON’T PLAY” - The launch of ‘Our COnditions Of Work’
A press release issued by the Ad Hoc Comittee for Organising Musicians about the launch of their ‘We Don’t Play’ campaign
Collective Joy with ‘A Semblance: Of return’
Nikki Mendu reflects on the album launch of A Semblance: Of Return at Color Box Studios
Taking back the block with Energy 018
We chatted to Nana Anazodo from AIRY Collective and Maxwell Adjavon from iMullar about Energy 018, the upcoming iMullar Sound System event at Texas on January 3rd
Carrying the Flame: Felabration and the New Pan-African Sound of Cape Town
This Saturday the 25th Felabration comes to the city, hosted by The Remedy and featuring bands which exemplify Fela’s musical stylings and his legacy
AFROCENTRIC: CREATING MOMENTS OF NOSTALGIA IN THE CITY
This Saturday the 27th Nostalgia is hosting their first ‘Afrocentric’ event, and we chatted to founder Dnemas and the artists involved to learn more about their identity as African creatives
Intersectional Identity at A&K: A Review
Nicole reviews her experience at the latest A&K exhibition focusing on Intersectional Identity
What’s on at the Open Book Festival 2025
Jeriah chats to Frankie Murrey - co-ordinator and curator for the Open Book Festival - about the nature of the festival, the challenges they faced this year, and the excting events on the lineup
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The Outlore embark on their latest immersive work - The Cardinal
the literary nourishment of sour fig poetry
After attending the Sour Fig Poetry reading at Obs Books this past month, Daisy Greene interviewed founder Alice Sholto-Douglas to hear the story of Sour Fig’s inception
MAMOQ - The mense behind ‘MENSE’
Jeriah chats to Bronwyn Craddock and Yaassen Cader, founders of MAMOQ and curators of the MENSE event series - a cultural exhibition of custom designed Graassies
Pretty Girls disrupting the culture
Jeriah chats to GHXST and BABY BOOSH, the duo behind Pretty Girls Like Events: an event series with a focus on curating spaces, and now showcasing African stories at their screening events in collaboration with ONTANGA
On Moss & Music
Jess Myhill and Sihle Mkosi from Moss Media chat to Jeriah about their new live music endeavour, Moss & Music