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The Open Book Festival in Cape Town features a Workshop Week from June 2 to 7, 2025, at Bertha House, with acclaimed writers offering hands-on creative workshops.
A mini-conference on music industry sustainability will empower young African creatives, featuring discussions, networking, and performances on May 10, 2025.
The NIHSS celebrates 10 years of HSS Awards, honoring Siphokazi Jonas’s Weeping Becomes a River in Best Fiction: Poetry category.
Marcus Brewster is a prominent figure in entertainment, known for his PR success, and has transitioned to writing a debut novel, “The Make-Up Artist.”
Vinyl Junkie, led by Benjy Mudie, is a cherished record store that offers a curated music experience, emphasizing deep listening and community connection through sound.
Selim Kagee releases “Il Mondo” music video filmed at Chapman’s Peak, showcasing breathtaking scenery and his powerful vocal performance.
The Business of Entertainment, hosted by Martin Myers, celebrates two successful years, focusing on inspiring leaders while offering practical insights for creatives in the industry.
Siphokazi Jonas will participate in two sessions at the 2025 Franschhoek Literary Festival, focusing on cultural alienation and poetic reflections on nature and humanity.
Paris Toon, an award-winning lyricist and producer, will be featured on CapeTalk discussing his innovative work with Mothers Favorite Child and diverse musical influences.
The Ploemies debut album, Unfinished Business, celebrates Cape Jazz, blending diverse African influences for a unique sound and experience.
This week’s Cape Talk conversation with Nick Matzukis promises to be insightful, focusing on the business of entertainment in the music industry.
Join Siphokazi at Pinelands Library on April 16th to discuss her award-winning poetry book, “Weeping Becomes a River,” exploring cultural alienation.
