Since 1806, the firing of the Noon Gun has long been a tradition and popular tourist attraction in Cape Town. The gun was originally used to signal time for ships docked
Cape Town is a wonderful place, but (when load-shedding isn't in effect) it suffers from the same problem experienced by cities the world over – light pollution. While in the
When I found out I was heading to Meet The Brewers at Beerhouse, I called up my most beer-savvy girlfriend to make up for my lack of knowledge and off
This photo was taken last Friday by photographer Jean Tresfon and shows what appears to be a giant volume of sewerage in Table Bay. Jean's photo, currently doing the rounds
Since Terroir regularly ranks in Eat Out's Top 10, I’ll assume it needs no further introduction. (If I'm mistaken, please click here.) The man behind the numbers, Chef Michael Broughton, hails
The topic of dogs on Cape Town beaches has been a hot one for many years now. Those who are for beaches being dog-friendly environments have been at loggerheads with
Workers' Day is just around the corner to serve as a reminder of the importance of human and worker rights. But, most importantly, it's a public holiday that's all about
When whispers of a new bacon bar opening on Bree started circulating in March, it was like the scales had fallen from our eyes and we realised what had been
This incredible 15-second video by Youtuber Eric Nathan shows a largely blacked out Cape Town CBD during load-shedding, and then the impressive sight of the power coming back on.
It's no secret that here at Cape Town Etc we're crushing on Pichulik. Then Pichulik's autumn/winter collection came along to deepen the love affair. The collection is made up of bold