Your essential dose of art and culture
Given the effect of global warming, the future of concerts isn’t speed dating but rather long-term relationships
The arrival of Covid-19 exacerbated the challenges of touring for the African musician. Tseliso Monaheng explores the interrelated factors affecting music tours
Cosplayers and gamers are getting hyped for the April 2023 Cape Town Comic Con event, which promises to exhibit the latest attractions in the geekdom.
The world of Knysna’s shores is everyone’s oyster this week. There is something for everyone: arts; entertainment; trail running; wining and dining; and chocolate making
The second Okavango Delta Music Festival was a dusty, distant affair writes Derek Davey
Big events have their attractions but niche festivals, which are less financially risky, are drawing crowds
Here’s the Arts desk’s suggestions of a few things to do this weekend
Talk (and wine) did not come cheap at the inaugural Nirox Words Festival 2017
VIDEO Scores of ink enthusiasts were drawn to the Cape Town Tattoo Expo to admire and share in the work of some of the world’s best tattoo artists.
The 2012 edition of the Trans Musicales festival in Rennes has begun, Lloyd Gedye hits the ground running to find out who will be hot in 2013.
Around 20 000 people descended on the dusty, rocking ‘n rolling festival this year. Themed SweetThing, we ask people about their sweetest thing at Oppi.
The Harare International Festival of the Arts is otherworldy, the Azgo festival in Maputo is enticingly chaotic and Bushfire in Swaziland rocks.
Music festivals have mushroomed. There are those, like Exit in Serbia or Benicassim in Spain, that give you pop and rock stars, indie bands and DJs.
Niren Tolsi looks some of the documentary films to be featured at this year’s Durban International Film Festival.
