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If you’re looking for an edgy street art eatery to satisfy your taste buds and outdoor cravings, look no further than Urban Playground. Nestled within a Maitland business park in Cape Town, this hidden gem impresses visitors with its energetic, relaxed vibe filling the courtyard. The wooden benches, bamboo shades, and plants create a laidback atmosphere that invites you to unwind and relax.
The annual Gin & Tonic Festival is happening on Friday, 7 April 2023, at the Old Biscuit Mill, and gin enthusiasts from all over Cape Town and beyond are invited to join in on this celebration of juniper berries and delicious cocktails.
Last week brought great news for animal lovers in Cape Town. After countless reports and many attempts to catch him in the act, the notorious Du Noon animal hawker has finally been apprehended by authorities. The Cape of Good Hope SPCA, who had pledged to ensure justice for the animal victims of the hawker, worked tirelessly to make this happen. A Joint Effort The SPCA’s teams lauded the support they received from fellow animal lovers, rescuers and the swift response of the City of Cape Town’s Animal Control Unit. The hawker, known for changing clothes every 30 minutes to avoid
