Dance into the New Year…

Let January whisk you away with the music. The sport, the fashion, the festivals of summer fun and frolics,
as we embrace a brand New Year.

Upcoming events to look forward to…

  • For those that love a slow afternoon of sport, beneath the mountain, watch the Protea’s take on Pakistan at the Newlands Cricket Ground between the 3rd and the 7th of January 2025. A fun, family day out as you get to spectate the annual Test match series.
  • Giddy Up for L’Ormarins King’s Plate – A day of elegance, thrilling horse racing and of course high fashion at this annual celebrated event at Kenilworth Racecourse on the 4th of January 2025.
  • Cape Town Street Parade – The biggest cultural festival in Africa celebrating the New Year. Featuring the iconic Kaapse Klopse, local musicians, dancers and street performers on the 4th of January 2025, in Cape
    Town’s CBD.
  • Freshlyground & Congo Cowboys at Kirstenbosch – Experience the best of South African Afro-pop at Cape Town’s most iconic stage, surrounded by nature. The perfect summer vibes at the foot of the mountain. Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens on the 5th of January 2025.
  • Cape Town Concert Series at the City Hall. Featuring the incredibly talented pianist, George Harliono from the 18th of January 2025. All part of the City Hall’s 70th anniversary celebrations.
  • Maynardville Open-Air Festival returns with The Tempest – Another one of William Shakespeare’s timeless classics. Something lovely for the whole family to enjoy, doused in theatre, surrounded by nature. Maynardville Park, Cape Town running from the 22nd of January 2025.
  • Calabash South Africa – Two electrifying days of music with Robbie Williams and Green Day as the headliners. From the 23rd until the 24th of January 2025, at the DHL Stadium in Green Point.
  • Meet at The MET! Cape Town’s MET unleashes a kaleidoscope of culture, creativity and couture this January. It’s the summer festival of racing. Kenilworth Racecourse on the 25th of January 2025.

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