After winning “Best Instrumental Album” at the South African Music Awards, Buttery returned home from a European Tour for a run at the National Arts Festival and won not one, but two National Awards.

Normally “Last Night of the Proms” serves as a launching pad for a bright new star but this year the line-up boasts an international star, Jonathan Chan, born in Vancouver in June 1990.

Jazz lovers can look forward to a picnic concert with Doc’s Big Band, an 18-piece jazz band from Germany, at Die Afrikaanse Taalmonument in Paarl on Saturday 12 March. All profits from the concert will be donated to Destiny House, a safe house where abused and abandoned babies, identified by Tygerberg Hospital, are placed.

Taking place at Artscape, the prestigious awards ceremony once again boasts a stunning entertainment line-up with Alan Committee as MC and television personality Charlene Truter as co-host.

The Cape Academy of Performing Arts (CAPA), renowned for its superior training in dance, drama and voice over the past 25 years, is presenting What a Wonderful World under the direction of Debbie Turner in collaboration with Jacqui Pells and Nathalie Vijver.

Head down to Nitida wine farm, in the heart of the idyllic Durbanville Wine Valley to celebrate the end of their successful harvest.

The RAM is finally here! So pack away your suits and books and take out your crazy party clothes (hat tricks included) and get ready to have the time of your life!

The highlight of Fancourt’s exciting 10-day Easter family programme will be a Just Jinjer picnic concert on Sunday 24 April at 3:00pm.

After its critically acclaimed season at the National Arts Festival Grahamstown in 2010, Shakespeare’s The Tragedy of Richard III now comes to Cape Town.