Hiddingh Hall and the Hiddingh Hall Library on the University of Cape Town’s Hiddingh Campus will celebrate their 100th anniversary on 29 September 2011.

Grammy-nominated songstress Tori Amos will be performing in Johannesburg and Cape Town this November, as part of her international Night of Hunters tour.

This exhibition featuring oils, watercolours, mixed media works and large prints by noted Cape Town abstractionist, Cynthia Villet is on view until 15th October at Rose Korber Art in Camps Bay.

Music obsessive and Duncan Farenheit creator, Pierre Malherbe returns this time as himself in Another Friggin’ Tribute Show, a stand up comedy about the bands and artists that shaped and influenced his life from his earliest recollections.

Heritage day is around the corner and with Spring in full swing, we are really celebrating the splendour of Cape Town in all its glory!

Drawing on his carefully considered archive of photographs, Nowicki uses both found and auto biographical images as a point of departure in this body of work, blurring the boundary’s between personal history and invented narrative.

Billed as an “enviro-arts” festival that covers the marine big five - whales, sharks, dolphins, penguins and seals – The Hermanus Whale Festival will not only feature environmental arts and education initiatives but also top performers and musicians.

Experience the hilarious antics of multi-award winning actor, Matthew Ribnick when he returns to the Baxter stage in Monkey Nuts.

Contemporary dance at its most compelling will be showcased in Jazzart Dance Theatre’s latest full-length work, "Waiting for Rain".