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Great Value for Money at Ferryman's Tavern!

Nothing beats an Irish restaurant that offers live music paired with a variety of draughts on tap or a good wine selection to choose from and a delicious plate of food filled with goodness.

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Monday- Thursday
19:00 - 22:00

Friday - Sunday
13:00 - 16:00
19:00 - 22:00
 

Feel the need to give those brain cells a little flex?

Grab your besties and pop on down to Mitchell's every Wednesday, starting the 13th April, for our themed quiz nights!

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No entry fee required, though booking is essential!

Thursdays are Date Night at Casalinga Restaurant. Enjoy a 2-course meal and a complimentary bottle of Durbanville Hills Wine for R485 per couple.

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The Sculpture Garden at Norval Foundation features three-dimensional and installation-based artworks by artists from South Africa and Africa. The unique site, bisected by a protected Cape Lowland Freshwater Wetland and surrounded by the natural beauty of the Western Cape, features flora that are indigenous to the area. The placement of artwork takes the site into consideration, using the contours of the garden to hide and reveal work, creating an experience of discovery for the viewer. The building has been designed so that the Western side gives way onto the Sculpture Garden at multiple points, allowing visitors access from the galleries, building connections between exhibitions taking place both inside and outside.

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Obscured within the Cape Lowland Freshwater Wetland of Norval Foundation’s Sculpture Garden, As Yet Untitled’s physical presence is inconspicuous, with a utilitarian visual language reminiscent of scientific apparatus and municipal infrastructure. The sounds are produced in response to the astronomical phenomena taking place in the skies above the Foundation, controlled by software which has been specifically programmed for this purpose.

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Atrium - Until 9 January 2023

Kapwani Kiwanga is a Franco-Canadian artist based in Paris, whose work traces the pervasive impact of powerful asymmetries. Kapwani Kiwanga: Shady is an exciting exhibition on a large scale. The artworks name and semi-transparency also plays upon the politics of visibility and invisibility. Though the work was created in response to the Canadian context, the themes conveyed by the artwork are easily transferred to the South African context, given their shared history of colonialism and industrial agriculture.

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Galleries 2-8 - Until 9 January 2023

When Rain Clouds Gather: Black South African Women Artists, 1940 – 2000 is a reflection upon the influential and often unacknowledged contributions of Black women to South African art history in the twentieth century. Expressed through a Black African feminist lens and curated by Portia Malatjie and Nontobeko Ntombela, the exhibition is a cross-generational communion of 40 Black women artists, spanning from early Modernism to the contemporary period. When Rain Clouds Gather invites us to think critically about Black women’s archives and the tools used to engage with them, while also taking pleasure in their aesthetic ingenuity.

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Gallery 1 - Until 01 August 2022

Norval Foundation is pleased to present Irma Stern: The Zanzibari Years, an exhibition focusing on a small body of significant works produced by Irma Stern during her two stays in Zanzibar and the period surrounding 1939-1945. Opening in November 2021 and running until April 2022, this will be the first time in nearly 40 years that a body of these Zanzibari works, considered among her finest, are exhibited together.

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