A desire to put more art out into the world led to Hindle and Viljoen forming Soekfontein, a kopplek (Afrikaans for ‘a headspace’) where you can be more curious about the world and explore your endless creativity without being bound to any limitations.
It’s not difficult to run into lekker people when you’re in a place like Stellenbosch. Please enjoy these quick - sometimes blurry - photos of Stellenbosch on the street, all shot on film. Tell us if you see yourself, or someone you know!
Stellenbosch residents are in for a treat as the Stellenbosch University Choir prepares to take to the stage in the Endler Hall for two concerts over consecutive weeks. The first of these concerts took place on Thursday 4 May and left the raucous audience - with much more hometown familiarity than their usual audiences - in absolute awe, and in standing ovation.
Slow fashion has experienced an increase in popularity in recent years, promoting sustainability and localised shopping. Students and tourists alike found their second-hand goods and locally-created artisanal goods at the Dorp Street Sunday Market, which has become a Stellenbosch bucket-list item.
The time has come again, and your favourite troop of stoned thespians, Baked Shakespeare, has returned to Stellenbosch’s Courtyard Café, performing the renowned comedy, As You Like It.