New Year may be a distant memory, but it doesn’t mean one’s resolutions need be. If your a healthier lifestyle was one of your goals for 2012, Café Caprice’s recently launched Summer Shakedown Breakfast Menu is a good way to start the day with dishes like Cinnamon Toasted Oats, Super Salmon and Scrambled Eggs, Poached on Rye and Toast on the Run offering delicious motivation.
As part of Freeworld Design Centre’s Kidult Exhibition, The Fringe Arts has lined up a series of workshops to rekindle the kid in you. Facilitated by well-known Cape Town creatives such as Lauren Fowler, Vincent Urbain and Keri Muller, the workshops will give you the opportunity to create your very own work of art from yarn bombing and fibre collage to ceramic hearts and weaving with beads.
On the fan walk between Bree and Buitengracht Streets is a small oasis in the heart of the city that offers the ideal escape from the hustle and bustle. Hemelhuijs is an intimate restaurant open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Wednesday evenings, with a menu that offers memorable dishes using the freshest ingredients. February also features some spectacular dishes featuring fresh figs.
Grab your pompoms and make sure to be on Camps Bay beach on Saturday, 3 March when the annual Café Caprice Beach Volleyball Tournament will see 24 teams battling it out for the 2012 trophy and a host of other prizes. The event, which promises the most fun in the sun to be had in Cape Town this side of summer, includes gourmet snacks and Red Bull mocktails.
St. George’s Cathedral has a history dating back to a visit by the Bishop of Calcutta in October 1827, but to this day remains uncompleted.