Come Saturday, 18 March, The Mother City will be bustling with 'Afr'energy' as the much-loved Cape Town Carnival returns to its classic format for the first time in four years. Join thousands in celebrating culture, diversity and the arts:
Come Saturday, 18 March, the Mother City will be bustling with “Afr’energy” as the much-loved Cape Town Carnival returns to its classic format for the first time in four years.
More than 1 600 performers are set to take centre stage at the Cape Town Carnival’s first street parade since 2019 – City of Cape Town firefighters included.For this year’s edition, 48 community performance groups from across the Western Cape will participate in the parade along with an array of individual performers, showcasing their unique talents while expressing the 2023 theme of “Afr’energy”.
“While our young creatives are able to display their skills in the parade, it is also a joyous experience to see young people watching the event and see their faces light up. This is how we show the power of the arts sector.”Picture: City of Cape Town / Website
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