As we move through Spring, a number of gardens are opened to the public – some for a limited time only. We share a selection of must-see gardens that will reward the senses and bring much-needed serenity to your soul.
Is it a coincidence that World Mental Health Day and International Pinotage Day are both celebrated on 10 October 2020? Celebrate both. This weekend, lift your spirits by going for a run, enjoy the company of friends or marvel at the wonders of nature.
Visio contributor Marlene van Niekerk is one of the six honorary doctorate recipients from Stellenbosch University (SU) for individuals who have made valuable contributions in the fields of medicine, literature, the performing arts, business, science, education and community development.
In the build-up to Garden Day, we visit the Stellenbosch University Botanical Garden, a peaceful haven in the middle of town and a hive of activity where botanists are hard at work protecting plant species.
Seize the moment by doing something special. Food seems to top the list, with old favourites returning and new markets opening. In between you can walk, hike, (treasure)hunt and marvel at nature.
This year’s flower season is one of the most remarkable in ages. Head a little further afield for masses of wildflowers without crowds of flower gazers.
Tree-preneurs have been beautifying town by planting almost 700 trees in two months, a dream becomes reality for an amateur runner and Stellenbosch Network shines a light on local businesswomen.
Get 50% of the bill at your favourite Stellenbosch restaurant and help revive the local hospitality industry. The bold new initiative by Support Stellenbosch kicks off this weekend – please go out and support this great idea.
Spring is a special time in the Winelands. This weekend dust off those walking shoes, stock the picnic baskets and venture out as we share a few lesser-known outings for soaking up the fine spring weather.
The ABSA Top 10 Pinotage Awards has once again received strong entries from wine regions all over South Africa, with Stellenbosch producers securing the lion’s share of spots in the finals.
