From the festive switch on and markets, to comedy and dancing, Cape town has what you need to feel the holidays vibes.
JOHANNESBURG - The Holiday season is here and whether you have an exciting adventure planned, or are looking to do something a little more low-key, use this weekend to get into the festive spirit.
Cape Town's iconic Festive Lights Switch On is set for Sunday, and Jazzart dance company members are rehearsing for it. pic.twitter.com/7PJX1ti72nThe festive season is upon us, so why not make a dent in your holiday shopping at the March de Nol Christmas market. Whether you are a beginner wanting to learn some moves, or have been swing dancing all your life, take this night to enjoy the live jazz and good vibes.BARRY HILTON UNSCRIPTED
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