Cape Town Carnival
The inaugural Cape Town Carnival – a community project aimed at bringing together the diverse communities of Cape Town through music, dance and cultural expression – will take place in Long Street on Saturday 20 March. Continued…
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The Cape Tourism Sector signs the Code of Responsible Pricing for Cape Town ahead of the 2010 FIFA World ™
Cape Town’s major tourism roleplayers have presented a united front in the campaign against overpricing during the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ by signing the Code of Responsible Pricing for Cape Town. Continued…
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Spier Contemporary 2010 Exhibition – Open for Art
After two years of planning, a nationwide call for entry, an exhaustive curatorial tour, and the astonishing transformation of its exhibition space, the Cape Town City Hall, the Spier Contemporary 2010 opened on 14 March. Continued…
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Support Earth Hour 2010
“Please Vote Earth and support Earth Hour 2010”: This is the strong call from Andrew Boraine, Chief Executive of the Cape Town Partnership and ambassador of this year’s Earth Hour 2010 to Managers and Owners of Commercial and Residential Properties in the Central City of Cape Town. Continued…
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Imagine a new Cape Town City Hall for all
Imagine a City Hall which is the hub of a vibrant cultural community. Imagine a place of memories, restored to its former glory. Imagine a venue where every citizen can have a say in what they want this space to be. Continued…
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City set to get another Mobile Security Kiosk
The Mobile Security Kiosk set up last year by the CCID Security Department has proved to be so successful that another has been ordered. Continued…
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Mountain bikers warned against extreme heat this weekend
Organisers of the Cape Argus Pick n Pay MTB Challenge have warned riders to be prepared for extreme weather conditions at this year’s two-day event. Continued…
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Opening of Parliament
Opening of Parliament in Cape Town February 11, 2010. Check out our gallery for more photos.
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Fugard Theatre an example of urban redesign
Andrew Boraine recently visited the new Fugard Theatre in District Six – and described it as a great example of urban redesign. Continued…
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Could Cape Town be the next World Design Capital?
What will Cape Town look like five years from now? Is there life after 2010? The Cape Town Partnership invites Capetonians to come together and participate in a process of re-imagining the future of Cape Town, using the creative industries and design in particular, to lead this process. Continued…
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