The 2010 installment of the Table Mountain Blues Summit promises to be the highlight of the South African blues scene once again with the cream of blues musicians in South Africa with some international names for good measure. It will be held at the Bloemendal Wine Estate in Durbanville again on 27 November 2010.

The obscenely brilliant Molly Bloom, starring acclaimed South African actress Jennifer Steyn directed by Nicky Rebelo, is set to steam up the Baxter Golden Arrow Studio from 14 September to 9 October at 8.15pm nightly.
Celebrity chefs Reuben Riffel and Margot Janse are used to preparing sumptuous meals for the who’s who of South African society at their Franschhoek restaurants, but the ingredients used for a special fundraising dinner on October 9 will be very different from the usual.
From 21 August to 7 September 2010, the South African College of Music (SACM) celebrates its Centenary with a series of concerts showcasing the many genres at the College. Mike Campbell and the UCT Big Band open the festival at the Baxter Concert Hall, honouring Count Basie on his birthday. The festival ends with a flourish at the
The Steve Biko Foundation is offering Gautengers a rare chance to spend “An Evening with Alice Walker”.
From the creators of the multi-award-winning Karoo Moose, joined by the popular theatre actor and television personality Rob Van Vuuren, comes the brilliant tale of Woyzeck, directed by Lara Foot, at the Baxter Golden Arrow Studio from 26 August to 11 September at 18h30 or 20h15 nightly.
The South African National Dance Trust (SANDT) has been formed to promote, preserve and support the art form of classical ballet and contemporary dance throughout South Africa. The first project of the SANDT is Veronica Paeper’s Spartacus, which will be re-choreographed and staged as a grand scale national production, The Spartacus Of Africa, in 2011.
Cape Town is the centre of the world – if you’re in it or passing through it, that is. It is the place where all who love expression congregate to celebrate a City that breathes art, history and culture. When The Loerie Awards comes to town from 1 – 3 October 2010 to commemorate the year’s greatest talent in the brand communication industry, Capetonians need not be left to sit on the sidelines but are invited to take part in the first ever Creative Week Cape Town.
Good Hope FM and M-Net in association with Graca are proud to present the Nando’s Cape Town Comedy Festival starring the world’s hottest comedy acts at the Baxter Theatre in the heart of the Mother City.