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An artist who left her mark on Cape Town

The passing of Lovell Friedman (Kibel) has robbed Cape Town of an exceptionally talented artist whose creativity, compassion and commitment to social upliftment left an enduring mark on the...
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A Letter to David: A family’s anguish after October 7

The harrowing impact of the 7 October 2023 Hamas attacks on one Israeli family was brought home to...
Arts & Culture

SOBREMESA – celebrating the life and legacy of Sir Geoffrey Neiman

The extraordinary life of Sir Geoffrey Neiman will be honoured by the dance community with SOBREMESA, a once-off...
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A Spielberg movie never before seen in Cape Town!

While most people associate the name ‘Spielberg’ with acclaimed director Steven Spielberg, his younger sister Nancy Spielberg is...
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Art bursaries changing lives

“Cape Town is the best place in South Africa for anyone interested in art.” That is the view...

Holocaust survivors connect in Cape Town

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The Academy of Jewish Thought and Learning hosted Dov Landau, Holocaust survivor, in Cape Town from 26-28 October. At the age of 15, Dov Landau,...

South African Jewish Museum offerings for November

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The power of words — keeping The Partisan Song alive

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Just as Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein has taken the local Shabbos Project idea to a global level, my vision for this project is to...

Cape Town Holocaust Centre’s offerings for November

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Cape Town Holocaust Centre’s offerings for November

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Nasty Womxn premiers at the Alexander Bar

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The Furies will be staging their newest work, Nasty Womxn, at the Alexander Bar’s Upstairs Theatre this October and November, with previews starting Monday...
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