News roundup: local wineries lifting spirits
Stellenbosch remains a centre of excellence in the South African wine industry. This was reaffirmed once again with a great roundup of achievements over the past few weeks.
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Bloemhofversameling – Marlene Steyn
Each week, we take a closer look at one of the biggest names in Kuns – Die Bloemhofversameling and gather some thoughts on their featured pieces. In this edition – Marlene Steyn.
Johan Wilke, photographer and friend, dies at 59
Photographer Johan Wilke, highly regarded locally and internationally as a leading photographer, has died at…
Kanonkop sets new South African wine record
Kanonkop’s Paul Sauer established a new South African wine-auction record when it sold to an online bidder for R546 240 at the Strauss & Co online auction.
Local architect wins gold at Conservation Awards
Robertson architect Jaco Booyens and SAOTA have been awarded a gold medal at the seventh edition of the prestigious International Domus Restoration and Conservation Awards in Italy.
Stellenbosch Triennale – 2020 vision
The great experimental coming together of art and audience is over and now it’s time to reflect. We gather the thoughts of the curators to gauge its success.
Mandela Day: how will you spend your 67 minutes?
On a scale never seen before, individuals and groups are finding ways to help those in need of support, here some inspirational ways you can get involved.
Hosting & toasting with all things French
In honour of France’s national holiday, here’s our guide on how to create your own Bastille Day celebration at home.
Stellenbosch awarded global Safe Travels Stamp by WTTC
Stellenbosch has become the first destination in Sub-Saharan Africa to be awarded the prestigious Safe Travels Stamp by the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC).
How far can vellies take you?
How South Africa’s national footwear is helping to level the playing fields for under-privileged young rugby players.