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SPECIAL EVENTS

Cape Town Carnival 2010

Venue: Throughout Cape Town. Tel: 021 510 4004.
Time:
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Price:
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Performances:
18 - 29 Mar 2010
Genre: Festival
 
The Cape Town Carnival, set to bring together the city’s diverse communities in an exciting and creative annual event, is scheduled for 18 –20 March, with the grand parade taking place in Cape Town’s CBD on the 20th.
The Carnival will celebrate the Cape’s heritage and creativity, contributing to social cohesion and economic growth over time. With a mass of over 2000 cross-genre, cross-cultural performers partaking in the event, six original Carnival songs that will get the people dancing and a spectacular float and elaborate costumes as draw cards, there should be something to suit just about anyone’s taste.
The Carnival Parade is a free-access event, encouraging all of Cape Town to share in the fun and excitement. In addition to the festivities of the main parade, spectators can also look forward to celebrations after the event. A range of other fringe events can also be expected.
Six original Carnival songs
The Cape Town Carnival is proud to announce the launch of its 2010 theme song, “Rhythm, Roots & Boots”. This brand new song, together with 5 tracks based on the various chapters  telling the story of Cape Town, were created by a team of multi-cultural and multi-lingual singers and songwriters, led by Gabi Le Roux and Clive Ridgway.
Monique Hellenberg, Lu Chase, Blaq Pearl and Given Phike were among the singers who brought to life the soon-to-be-favourite “The Sea”, “Postcards from Cape Town”, “The Streets of Cape Town”, “Puzzle Pieces” and “Children of The Winds of Change”.
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Established, respected artists collaborated with young, up-and-coming talent in an unprecedented creative process based on volunteerism. The songs, which are an attempt to capture the essence of the Mother City and its creative spirit, will be used together with the visual elements of the Carnival to illustrate our goal of social cohesion as well as to achieve a platform to expose Cape Town’s creative talent, in all its forms.
Special Range of Carnival Wine from Perdeberg
To join in the festive spirit, Perdeberg Winery is releasing a special edition charity wine range for the Cape Town Carnival. This wine range will consist of a Chenin Blanc/Sauvignon Blanc, a Shiraz/Pinotage/Viogner and a Sparkling Rosé.
Neil Pendock, judged most trusted wine palate in 2007 by South African wine consumers, was kind enough to give of his time and considerable experience of the SA wine industry, to help create the Perdeberg/Cape Town Carnival Wines - and even pen tasting notes, while at it!
Perdeberg Winery has a long tradition of excellence in winemaking. They prefer to set trends rather than follow them and never compromise the exceptional quality of their wines, no matter what the market – or Mother Nature – has to offer. 
With this special range of charity wines, Perdeberg has decided to give back a little more. For every bottle purchased, R5 will be donated directly to charity. So, by celebrating together at the Cape Town Carnival, Perdeberg will also be giving something back to the communities in need.
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