Get ready for four magical nights of movies under the stars this December! Galileo OpenAir Cinema is bringing fantastic films to beautiful Cape Town spots. Imagine watching a movie like “Happy Feet” at Kirstenbosch Gardens, or rocking out to “School of Rock” at the V&A Waterfront. You can even sing along to “Mamma Mia!” at a lovely wine estate. Grab your blankets and get ready for unforgettable outdoor cinema adventures!
Join the magic of movies under the stars at The Galileo Open Air Cinema! This week, you can watch heartwarming films like *Kinky Boots*, *Almost Famous*, and *The Greatest Showman*, all while supporting the Eric Miles Cheshire Home through donations. Enjoy delightful stories and sing along to ABBA in *Mamma Mia!* as you create lasting memories with friends and family. With special discounts for students and pensioners, everyone can experience the joy of film and community together. Don’t forget to bring your donations and soak in the beauty of the night sky!
Charlize Theron is a dazzling star known for her amazing talent in many types of films. She shines in romantic comedies like “Long Shot,” thrilling action in “Mad Max: Fury Road,” and even lends her voice to the fierce Monkey in the animated adventure “Kubo and the Two Strings.” This week, The Galileo Open Air Cinema is celebrating her diverse career with screenings of her films in the beautiful Kirstenbosch Garden. From laughter to highspeed chases, each movie offers a chance to see Theron’s incredible range and charm under the stars.
Hypertension, also known as high blood pressure, is a dangerous condition that has been labeled as the “silent killer” due to its absence of visible symptoms. It is becoming an alarming trend in the City, with nearly half of the diagnosed patients being under the age of 45. This emerging pattern challenges the conventional belief that hypertension mostly affects older individuals. However, with appropriate measures, this condition is entirely manageable.
The Wavescape Surf & Ocean Festival is a celebration of ocean culture, art, and environmental activism that recently took place in Cape Town. The festival’s primary goal is to raise public awareness of critical ocean issues and inspire people to protect what they love. This year’s edition, which featured a plethora of events, from screenings to talks, performances, and exhibitions, was successful in raising an astonishing R712 000 for ocean charities.
