entertainment

Make a difference while enjoying a lazy Saturday and visit Cape Town's new and vibrant little community market on Kloof Street. Community projects and other organic producers will regularly uplift the community with Cape Town’s newest addition to its popular market culture, the Joy Market which is hosted by Love Project gift shop and Deli 55.

The Kalk Bay theatre is a quaint little theatre (seats 78) and restaurant located in converted old church that was built in 1876. The location and the building make for a homely ambiance.

Theatre Sports is a show where teams of actors compete in improvised games with unpredictable and often hilarious results. This is the same as the idea behind the popular TV show "Whose Line is it Anyway?" and it makes for "hilarious, original, audience-friendly theatre"

Vibrant, vivid and wonderfully eccentric are some of the descriptions that come to mind when stepping into the Bohemian Yard Restaurant. A return to yesteryear; a time when dining out was an affair of the senses and a reason to dress up and indulge in all sorts of hedonistic activities! With goblets of wine in hand, you will be hard pressed to make a choice between the grilled fillet of beef and the lamb shank, knowing that you will have to squeeze in the pavlova and an espresso after that.

The Labia is an independent artsy movie theatre showing mainstream and alternative movies. There are two branches quite close to each other - one at 68 Orange St and the other in the Lifestyle center on Kloof St.

On Broadway is an awesome little restaurant nested in Cape Town’s CBD side streets that provides on stage live entertainment. I went to a stand up show preformed by Nik Rabinowitz which was excellent.

The Independent Armchair Theatre in Observatory is home to a variety of eclectic entertainment options. Monday nights are movies nights – R30 for entrance and pizza (from Divas) and R5 for straight entrance… Come early and find a spot on the sofas or floor to enjoy the movie projected onto the white wall.