Its officially the end of Summer, soon the leaves will start turning and the bikinis will be packed up in favour of a jersey, Autumn has commenced. But not just yet... the upcoming weekend keeps that Summer vibe going with a host of entertainment for anyone, ranging from laid back jazz on the beach to an EDM master, there's something for all tastes.
Friday, 1 March
The world renown EDM master Skrillex, will keep Cape Townians moving till the late hours as he brings his Mothership tour to SA at the Cape Town Ostrich Ranch.
The Constantia Fresh Festival will be on today and tomorrow, good food meets good wine, what more would you need to wind down a busy week.
The Big Blues Music Festival in Kleinmond, 2 days of music in the harbour with a host of local and international artists to take to the stage today and tomorrow.
Saturday, 2 March
As the Cape Town Pride Festival comes to an end after an eventful 10 days, the Pride Parade and Street Fair is set to be a fabulous affair in De Waterkant.
The Cape Town Holi One Color Festival at the Grand Parade is set to be a colorful affair, with tickets already sold out! Be sure to wear white and embrace the spirit that "We Are All One".
Sunday, 3 March
Be sure to catch Arno Carstens at a free concert in De Waal Park at 3pm, pack a picnic, the kids and your fluffy friend and enjoy one of SA's top talents.
Jazz On The Rocks
This weekend sees the 3rd annual Jazz On The Rocks taking place at Tieties Bay, Paternoster along the Cape West Coast which is also the home to the Oscar nominated film Asad. Tieties Bay is a unspoilt stretch of beach in the Cape Columbine nature reserve a mere 90 mins drive from the Cape Town city centre.
A host of top local and international Jazz artists will be performing, with this years headliner Andy Narell. So put on your flipflops and cozzie and get yourself down to Tieties Bay to enjoy good music in a great venue in this beautiful summer weather, a weekend pass costs R400 and is well worth it.
One of the aims of Wesgro is to promote tourism in the Western Cape, in partnership with Jazz On The Rocks, we are able to do just that. Since inception in 2004, Jazz on the rocks has evolved into an established event, offering visitors a unique experience, combined with the finest elements of outdoor living and jazz. Due to the unique nature and setting of this event, it draws visitors from all over the Western Cape as well as South Africa, thus resulting in an influx of visitors into the Cape West Coast region. The duration of this event allows visitors the opportunity to embark on tourism activities and experiences in and around the region and creating awareness of tourism icons which can be explored during their stay.
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