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hilton SCHILDERThe Hilton Schilder Support Trust is hosting a benefit at the B Lounge Restaurant at the Old Biscuit Mill in Salt River, on Sunday, 18 July!

Two original works by the local artists Wayne Barker will be auctioned – Reserve price R3000 each – as well as a limited-edition photograph of Vernon Terrace, District 6 by George Hallett – Reserve price R9000! And a Tretchikoff inspired framed copy of Niklas Zimmers “Venus”

Entry is R100 which will give you a gourmet meal and a glass of wine with live music by the Bokhani Dyer Band with special guests…Steven Erasmus, Mac Mckenzie and others.

Come and show your support for the son of Cape Town jazz! Contact Mark on 021 447 7447 or email info@capetownnightlife.net or join the Facebook group “Hilton Schilder Support Trust”

Create your own Cape Town holiday by selecting from the options below to make your 2010 World Cup an entertaining and memorable experience.

You can create your own, personal tour to Cape Town during the soccer World Cup, including accommodation, entertainment and activities.

Its as simple as A,B, C…

All you have to do is email your choice (number) from categories A,B and C.

A. Select your accommodation:

1) Backpackers

2) Budget / Self-catering

3) Boutique Hotel

4) 4 Star Hotel

5) 5 Star Hotel

B. Select your entertainment / party experience:

1) Cape Town Fanpark event

2) Cape Town Hip-Hop Safari / Jazz Safari

3) Cape Town Nightlife Party Bus / Casino Tour

4) Private Cape Town Nightlife Tour / Erotic Cape Town

5) Special event / Live Theatre production

C. Select your sight-seeing tour

1) Table mountain

2) Cape Winelands

3) Cape Town City Tour

4) Cape Flats / Township Tour

5) Robben Island Tour

Contact Amanda on 078 225 9742 or email amanda@capetownnightlife.net

CAPE TOWN NIGHTLIFE TOURS AND PACKAGES


cape town party busGuided tours of Cape Town and its attractions with CTN & Mobile View.
CTN & Mobile View consistently offers you first-class service, with a certified and registered chartered tour company operating within the Western Cape.
We provide chartered tours of Cape Town and its surrounds.

We are able to accommodate small, medium and large groups on our tours (up to 40 pax / tour). We are able to offer you, our guest, much more than what is listed, so let Cape Town Nightlife design a tour especially for you or your company. We could even accommodate the single traveling tourist if you are prepared to share your day and your experience with similarly minded tourists.


We also cater for finger lunches and refreshments on our tours. If you or your group requires this service, please request and arrange it during your inquiry.

CALL 084 465 9553


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Cape Town Big Band Jazz Festival hit’s the Baxter.

The Festival will run from Thursday 27th to Saturday 29th May, starting 19h45. What started off as a one night-only affair, has since grown into a three day jam-packed Festival with music by alumni, school and college bands. This year we have a full house of big bands. Thursday 27th May The S.A. College Junior School Jazz Band, Little Giants, Wynberg Girls’ Big Band, Heathfield High School Jazz Band, Sans Souci Jazz Cats, Delft Big Band Friday 28th May Wynberg Boys’ Jazz Band, Beau Soleil Music Centre, Westerford High Big Band, Rondebosch Boys’ High Jazz Band, The S.A. College High School Junior Jazz Band, The S.A. College High School Senior Jazz Band, UCT Big Band Saturday 29th May Stellenbosch Youth Jazz Band, Bergvliet J2, Pinelands Jazz Band, Bishops Jazz Band, Rustenburg Girls’ Jazz Band, Bergvliet High Jazz Band, Alumni Big Band The Alumni Big Band is especially organised for the Festival.

 

The musicians participating have studied at the College of Music and in one way or another have participated in the Festival over the years and are still involved in a musical career, either teaching or performing. The musicians participating this year are: Melanie Scholtz, Marcus Wyatt, Dan Shout, Simon Bates, Basil Raad, Lee Thompson, Jody Engelbrecht, Lwanda Gogwana, Mike Blake, Kelly Bell, Nick Green, Ross McDonald, Siya Charles, Amanda Tiffin, Darryl Andrews and friends. Marcus Wyatt hails from Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape, is a College of Music Graduate and has been playing horn since 1983. He is part of a new generation of South African musicians – respectful of the past, yet moving forward without fear of twisting boundaries. Marcus has performed around the globe, and worked with an impressive array of musician, from Walter Bishop Jnr (Charlie Parker’s last resident pianist), Stockholm Jazz Orchestra and Courtney Pine to Manu Dibango, Bheki Mseleku and Miriam Makeba . Marcus will be hosting an Improvisation Workshop which is aimed at all instrumentalists, and will focus mainly on Improvisation, don’t worry trumpet players, issues of the instrument will be dealt with too … !

 

If you wish to register for the Workshop or have any queries please contact Ann Barr, email: ann@ctbigbandjazzfest.co.za, or 082 451 3696

Tickets for the Festival are available from Computicket or Baxter booking office.

Adults R60 and seniors/scholars/students R35.

Performance starts at 19h45.

2 Day Workshop with Divina & Phi

“In the act of healing, symbols work upon the patient who is vulnerable, open and ready to experience them. He identifies with them in the form of sacred images….They transform him and allow him to partake of their hidden power” – Donald Sadner

Our world-view is too important to be defined by scientists & philosophers alone. None of us can afford to be uninvolved. Our Mandala Workshops merge sacred art & science with perennial wisdom to perceive our wholeness & connectedness, not only to each other and to the Earth, but to the inner self most particularly.

A Mandala is a pattern or device on which to MEDITATE … by absorbing the mandala in your own consciousness, you, the meditator re-orientates your world-view, as your inner focus shifts from the distractions of the outer world to the virtues of self-awareness, wisdom & compassion. Enter the Nunc Stans – the timeless moment seen through your eternal eyes.

Enter the World of Sacred Geometry & SEE the wonderfully patterned Beauty of Creation

The strands of our DNA, the cornea of our eye, snow flakes, pine cones, flower petals, diamond crystals, the branching of trees, a nautilus shell, the star we spin around, the galaxy we spiral within, the air we breathe, and all life forms as we know them emerge out of timeless geometric codes.

The designs of exalted holy places from the prehistoric monuments at Stonehenge and the Pyramid of Khufu at Giza, to the world’s great cathedrals, mosques, and temples are based on these same principles of sacred geometry.

As far back as Greek Mystery schools 2500 years ago it was taught that there are five perfect 3-dimensional forms – the tetrahedron, hexahedron, octahedron, dodecahedron, and icosahedron … collectively known as the Platonic Solids; and that these form the foundation of everything in the physical world.

Program:

Day 1

  • Introduction to the Principles of Nature & Sacred Geometry
  • Healing Colour
  • Mandala Stencil
  • Lunch Break
  • Elemental Dance activity
  • Start Mandala Painting

Day 2

  • Kaleidoscopic Therapy – Colour & Light as Medicine by Lara Light
  • Mandala Painting, Fun ! Self Expression ~
  • Lunch Break
  • Mandala Painting continues the Journey within…
  • Sharing Activity

The Mandala – sacred circle, symbol of healing & wholeness – has been used from ancient times to the present in spiritual traditions around the globe.

In nature, we find patterns, designs and structures from the most minuscule particles, to expressions of life discernible by human eyes, to the greater cosmos. These inevitably follow geometrical archetypes, which reveal to us the nature of each form and its vibrational resonances. They are also symbolic of the underlying metaphysical principle of the inseparable relationship of the part to the whole. It is this principle of oneness underlying all geometry that permeates the architecture of all form in its myriad diversity. This principle of interconnectedness, inseparability and union provides us with a continuous reminder of our relationship to the whole, a blueprint for the mind to the sacred foundation of all things created.

Contemplating & creating Mandalas can help heal our sense of psychic & spiritual fragmentation, manifest creative energy & optimism, and reconnect us to our essential being.

Date:

22 & 23 May 2010

Time:

10h00 – 16h00

Venue:

Art Jamming @ Wembly Square, Gardens, Cape Town

Cost:

R1500 for 2 Days incl all materials

Bookings:

Email: philippa@thelearningcircle.co.za
Cell: 083 421 7085

Event on Facebook:

FaceBook Event page


Program:

Day 1

  • Introduction to the Principles of Nature & Sacred Geometry
  • Healing Colour
  • Mandala Stencil
  • Lunch Break
  • Elemental Dance activity
  • Start Mandala Painting

Day 2

  • Kaleidoscopic Therapy – Colour & Light as Medicine by Lara Light
  • Mandala Painting, Fun ! Self Expression ~
  • Lunch Break
  • Mandala Painting continues the Journey within…
  • Sharing Activity

“In the act of healing, symbols work upon the patient who is vulnerable, open and ready to experience them. He identifies with them in the form of sacred images….They transform him and allow him to partake of their hidden power” – Donald Sadner

Our world-view is too important to be defined by scientists & philosophers alone. None of us can afford to be uninvolved. Our Mandala Workshops merge sacred art & science with perennial wisdom to perceive our wholeness & connectedness, not only to each other and to the Earth, but to the inner self most particularly.

A Mandala is a pattern or device on which to MEDITATE … by absorbing the mandala in your own consciousness, you, the meditator re-orientates your world-view, as your inner focus shifts from the distractions of the outer world to the virtues of self-awareness, wisdom & compassion. Enter the Nunc Stans – the timeless moment seen through your eternal eyes.

Enter the World of Sacred Geometry & SEE the wonderfully patterned Beauty of Creation

The strands of our DNA, the cornea of our eye, snow flakes, pine cones, flower petals, diamond crystals, the branching of trees, a nautilus shell, the star we spin around, the galaxy we spiral within, the air we breathe, and all life forms as we know them emerge out of timeless geometric codes.

The designs of exalted holy places from the prehistoric monuments at Stonehenge and the Pyramid of Khufu at Giza, to the world’s great cathedrals, mosques, and temples are based on these same principles of sacred geometry.

As far back as Greek Mystery schools 2500 years ago it was taught that there are five perfect 3-dimensional forms – the tetrahedron, hexahedron, octahedron, dodecahedron, and icosahedron … collectively known as the Platonic Solids; and that these form the foundation of everything in the physical world.

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The Safety Light SA – “Creating a safer and brighter South Africa”


safety light investment opportunityThis energy-saving device is light-weight, portable and safe for children, avoiding domestic fires caused by candles and oil heaters, mainly in informal settlements and densely populated areas, with limited or no access to electricity.

Finally, a product with functionality and conscious consideration for the safety of communities affected by the realities of society, living in SA. Year in and year out, we are faced with the issue of domestic / shack fires in rural areas and informal settlements, resulting in many families being displaced and lives being lost. With most incidents recurring in these densely populated areas, this product provides a practical solution to this challenge faced by people all over Africa.

Considering the branding opportunities it presents, it inevitably creates a win-win situation for all parties involved. By creating awareness, like the safety and prevention of fires or general health issues such as HIV Aids and TB, we can make a difference and positive impact on the lives of less privileged people in Southern Africa, by subsidizing a project of this nature to make it available to these communities.

safety light south african investmentOn the other hand, for businesses wishing to promote their brand, this dynamic tool is more cost-effective than printing the traditional t-shirt or peak cap. Service industries and restaurants could use it as an alternative to table-talkers, and with its interchangeable plastic covers it will never become useless, even after the promotion period. It also serves as a service indicator device to notify the waiter about a table that needs service.

The product has been listed to be disposed of by waste management to protect our environment and create employment for residents willing to engage at that level.

 

As a fresh, patented product which has recently hit the market, it requires agents to distribute it and take advantage of its novelty and dominate market share. For more information on becoming a reseller of the Safety Light, or if you would like to enquire about the investment opportunity mentioned above, please contact Brent Jacobs directly on 084 465 9553 / 021 762 2443 or email safetylightsa@gmail.com for an application form.

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STATEMENT_logoThe Big Six Diamonddealers PTY(Ltd) Trading as Statement Jewellers Showcase is based in Cape Town South Africa. At Statement Jewellers Showcase we specialize in diamonds and unique hand crafted jewellery.

After purchasing your loose diamonds or gems Statement Diamond & Jewellery Emporium is at your service to create your personal piece of jewellery according to your specifications and budget requirements. A team of highly qualified jewellery designers invites you to be part in the design process. Through their experience and expertise they will not only assist you in defining your requirements but also help you to design your unique masterpiece – an unforgettable journey. All pieces are then carefully handcrafted in the on-site goldsmith studio. Statement Jewellers Showcase sells its stones and master pieces directly to the public, according to your wishes and specifications and to the best possible price.

You can buy your diamonds with confidence as each diamond purchased is verified with a certificate by an independent Gemological Laboratory such as the Gemological Institute of America (G.I.A) and European Gemological Laboratory (EGL). Although diamonds are mined in more than 20 countries, South Africa is internationally renowned for the outstanding quality of its diamonds. Statement Jewellers Showcase get there diamonds directly from one of the biggest diamond cutting factories in South Africa and the biggest in Cape Town.

ABOUT STATEMENT JEWELLERS SHOWCASE & SA DIAMOND DEALERS

 

STATEMENT diamond ring 2The term diamond derives from the ancient Greek adamas, which means indestructible. Diamonds are, in fact, the hardest and purest substance on earth. They are resistant to damage by heat or scratching, and as a rule, can only be cut or polished by another diamond.

Hein Ferreira director of Statement Jewellers Showcase and his team of dedicated young jewellers will meet your requirements at your convenience, priding themselves in professional service and quality products at the best possible price.These experienced diamond cutters cuts and polishes your diamonds according to an exact mathematical formula to maximise the brilliance grade through the top of the stone. The better the cut of diamonds, the more valuable are the stones.

Although diamonds are mined in more than 20 countries, South Africa is internationally renowned for the outstanding quality of its diamonds. Statement Jewellers Showcase get there diamonds directly from one of the biggest diamond cutting factories in South Africa and the biggest in Cape Town.

For our weekly specials, please contact Hein at: hein@sadiamonddealers.com

Or find us here:

Statement jewellers showcase map

Statement Diamonds and
Jewellery Emporium
39 Castle Street
Cape Town
South Africa
8001

Operating Hours

Monday – Friday
09:00 – 16:30

Saturday
09:30 – 13:00

Sunday & Public Holidays
Closed

Telephone numbers:

+27 (0)21 426 1194
+27 (0)83 230 1158

Email: hein@sadiamonddealers.com

URL: http://www.sadiamonddealers.com

 

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Skillz that Pay the Billz – 24 hour project! Friday, March 19, 2010 at 12:00am

 

The event will comprise:

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 1. Recording, mastering and mixing the joints

2. Video shoot

3. Press conference

4. Album launch

hit tv 1After months of research and development in the lab, Ill-literate-Skill brings you another ground breaking event..the 24 hour album!The Skillz that Pay the Billz – Can without question lay claim to being the 1st ever 24hour album recorded in Africa! Painstakingly put together the duo have decide to call on some of their closest producers, friends, colleagues and collaborators.

 

Join and follow what what will truly be a landmark in the African hip hop scene. Going out live via stream, twitter, facebook and hit.tv

This event will see your boys recording, mixing, mastering recording a video, doing a photoshoot and releasing the album all within a 24 hour period

You can catch all the latest updates for this project @ http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=360778787914&ref=ts

Also catch Ill Skillz, ETC Crew, Jaak, 5th Floor, Rattex @ the Cape Town Festival on Friday 19th March

www.capetownfestival.co.za

This event is 1 of the dopest festivals on the Cape Town events calendar so come down to the Company Gardens, pack a picnic basket and have yourself a good time

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“Afro-chic meets Nautical –circumnavigating cultural diversity at the epi-centre and legacy of Nelson Mandela”

  

Welcome to Azura

Welcome to Azura

 

AZURA, Sailing the sky as a high rise restaurant and cocktail bar – the recently refurbished Azura is set for a fabulous summer. Freshly featuring an Afro-chic meets nautical theme – Azura continues to pride itself as the signature restaurant and cocktail bar of Mandela Rhodes Place Hotel & Spa.

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Located on the 7th floor of Mandela Rhodes Place, with sweeping city views from the pool deck –  Azura offers guests the choice of a poolside terrace as well as a stylish indoor restaurant and cocktail bar. The poolside terrace, restaurant and style bar encapsulate the core of enchanting African culture in it’s stylised, distinctive setting and cuisine and is well complimented by nautical-themed elements of seafood and decor. Decked out to dazzle both day and night the lavish interiors feature modern chandeliers, wallpaper maps and fabrics in crisp shades of blues complimented by suede clad barstools and coolblue light features.

 

azura foodWhat’s on the Menu? The Pool Terrace menu makes the most of outdoor cuisine offering barbeques,  a selection of fresh ocean fare including Queen Prawns and Crayfish  and a variety of sosaties include meat and vegetarian. There is an extensive range of classic as well as more adventurous cocktails available on the deck. The Restaurant offers a variety of relaxed fine dining options including basic burgers as well as fine seafood options of Norwegian Salmon Fillet served with porcini mushrooms, beetroot rosti, oxtail jus and crème fraich and vegetarian options such asWild Mushroom Open Ravioli with braised leeks, spinach and truffle cream. The Orange and Star Aniseed Crème Brulee served with tuille biscuit and liqueur marinated orange wedges should give a taste of the style of desserts on the menu.

Azura Group is a division of OTT International Holdings a premium luxury and lifestyle brand. The Group prides itself with exceptional personal service, award-winning cuisine and is renown for amenities of a global standard. Azura further offer a variety of premium hospitality services including the following:

Champagne breakfast roomConferencing: Azura offers a choice of several hosting facilities – customised to suit our clients’ needs. The entire conferencing and banqueting activity for the Mandela Rhodes Place & Three Cities Group managed by the Azura Group.

Champagne Breakfast & Oyster Bar “CBOB”: Located in the main foyer of the hotel. Azura – CBOB deems the trendy express breakfast hang out & pre-dinner drink venue for cosmopolitan locals as well as welcome drinks for guest check-inns. The afro-chic meets nautical theme is extended to the CBOB boasting attractive marine aquariums displays with luminated panelling. This serves as the official concierge for dinner bookings as well as a sneak preview of what the luxurious Azura Life-style has to offer.

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Azura Restaurant & Cocktail Bar – Mandela Rhodes Place Cape Town

info@azuragroup.co.za www.azuragroup.co.za

 

 

AZURA EVENTS

Urban SeAzura_urban sessionsssions Soulful Grooves at Azura

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Azura invites you to soulful urban sessions every week from 12pm till late. Pack in your swimwear and join us for glamorous cocktails and gourmet barbeques around the rooftop swimming pool whilst you lay soaking up the sun to hots beats from our resident DJ. The beautiful, the tattooed, the rich, the famous large and small everyone gets down to urban sessions at Mandela Rhodes place..

7th floor, Mandela Rhodes Place, Cnr Burg & Wale

Azura (021) 4814037

events@azuragroup.co.za

 

New Years Eve 2010 PartyDJ Leighton Moody at Azura

Bilal, one of the world’s most well-respected and highly sought after live acts performing exquisite, pitch-perfect, old-soul hip-hop tinged vocal gymnastics like no other completes the line-up for the 11th Cape Town Jazz Festival.

From the humble streets of Philadelphia to The Big Apple, Brooklyn has been the aural disseminator’s base from where three albums worth of brilliance have, thus far, been realised.

As his keen insistence saw him plough through and challenge his chosen genre Bilal quickly caught the attention and made fans of soul jazz legends Giles Peterson, the Roots, Dr. Dre, Jay Z and Raphael Saddiq. It was Erykah Badu who, upon hearing his early Brooklyn demo’s, hired the prodigy to not only perform, but also produce her 2000 album Mama’s Gun.

Dedicated to old-school, the former jazz musician navigates comfortably around all things percussion, organ and guitar-based. In 2001, at the age of only 21, Bilal’s aptly titled 17-track autobiographical debut 1st Born Second shook the larger neo-soul tree to way beyond its knotted root core where it celebrated comparisons to the true greats. The most memorable confirmation came when critics set it up alongside D’Ángelo’s 2000 Voodoo album, labelling it the ‘smoother stepchild’. From there the rollercoaster was well and truly set in its tracks and was hurtling, at blinding speed, up the charts and into live arena’s right around the world.

“His voice – including a terrific falsetto, can still a room. He has the ability to head in unexpected directions, at the edge of off-key, only to bring back the song with emotional satisfaction that comes when risks pay off” – The Boston Globe

In 2003 he delivered his startling second collection of songs titled Love For Sale. The album was never officially released, but rather bootlegged by hungry fans and one which Vibe magazine tagged ‘psycho soul’. From “How Do You Do You” and “All The Humans Make Some Noise” what’s clear is Bilal enjoys pacing himself and his growing audience, almost insisting that each of his releases find their way in the world, all in their own sweet time.

From recording with Blue Note’s Robert Glasper’s Jazz Trio, this classical and operatic talent, musically fluent in no less than seven languages, has made friends and laid down tracks that have elevated the albums of his peers. Common, John Legend, Boney James and Kayne West all count him part critical to their respective ever-spreading global impressions.

Describing Mos Def, Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson, Q-Tip and Erykah Badu as; “our forefathers” Bilal’s inspiration has seen him grow into a musical phenomenon, untouchable as he swerves out between jazz, blues, funk and soul – defying traditional definition and clear-cut pigeonholing.

Writer of both lyric and note, few in Bilal’s field can claim such a rich understanding of soul and jazz’ respective rich chemistry as he does. Steadfast and dynamic, this multi-talent is pitch perfect and emotionally armed to the teeth, ready to deploy a barrage of lyrical wizardry reserved for the ticket-wielding loyal. “When I perform I live the music,” Bilal told MTV when asked what fans can expect from him in live performance. “I’m expressing whatever emotion lies in the song,” he concludes. “I can’t help that, ‘cause I’m living it!

September 2009 saw Los Angeles based record label, Plug Research, celebrate a coup when they signed Bilal in readiness for his next full-length album. Scheduled for release this year, festival goers are sure to get a slice or three of his 20/20 2010 musical vision that’s a plethora of soul, jazz, rock and electronica.

As his first official release in eight years, the 11th Cape Town Jazz Festival is one of the first platforms on the continent sharing in a full history lesson that will culminate in future promise and leave the audience richer for having shared a room with greatness.

“Bilal embodies the spirits of our legendary forefathers-with-voices with a funky new-age twist” – Essence Magazine

Bilal joins the spectacular line-up of 42 artists that will play on five stages over two days. Other artist include George Benson ‘An Unforgettable Tribute to Nat King Cole’ with 28-piece orchestra and “Greatest Hits” Jonathan Butler with special guests Rick Braun and Richard Elliot, Michaela Rabitsch Robert Pawlik Quartet; Ronny Jordan Organ Trio, Vusi Mahlasela, Selaelo Selota, and Toots Thielemans Quartet, Amanda Tiffin, BLK JKS, Bokani Dyer Quartet feat Buddy Wells, Brooklyn Funk Essentials, Charles Lloyd New Quartet, Delft Youth Big Band conducted by Ian Smith, Gauteng Jazz Orchestra, Glenn Robertson Jazz Band, Iridium Project, Jason Moran The Bandwagon, Judith Sephuma, Kesivan The Lights: Instigators of the Revolution. feat. Feya Faku, Lira, Marcus Wyatt Language 12, Makeson Browne Akoustik Knot feat. Johan Hörlén, McCoy Tyner Trio with special guest Gary Bartz, Melanie Scholtz., Mervyn Africa’s Kaap Finale, Mezzoforte, MiKANiC with Zolani Mahola Buddy Wells, Musa Manzini, Paulo Flores, Rachelle Ferrell, Regina Carter’s “Reverse Thread”, Sammy Hartman Project feat Robbie Jansen Ezra Ngcukana, Soil “Pimp” Sessions, Stix Hojeng, Tete Mbambisa, The Bad Plus, Allou April, Jeff Lorber, LA MELODIA and TKZee.

The festival will take place at the CTICC, on Saturday 3rd Sunday 4th April, for more information go to: www.capetownjazzfest.com

Ticket prices for the 2010 festival are: R330 for single day pass and a two-day weekend pass is R485. As in previous years, there will be an extra fee of R25 per act for patrons wishing to attend concerts on the Rosies stage. Tickets are available at Computicket and Shoprite-Checkers stores.

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