Lifestyle and entertainment
Stimulate your senses and express yourself: LitNet makes room for every lifestyle preference.
Proudly South African: we are a nation of eaters
2012-03-27 The 2012 Eat In DStv Food Network Produce Awards were announced on 24th March at a fabulous, special market at the Stellenbosch Slowmarket. Naomi Meyer asked Deon van Wyk, one of the judges, about his background, the event and the world of food.Group exhibition at Trent Gallery
2012-03-26 Stuart Trent invites you to a group exhibition at Trent Gallery @ Cameo Framers. Works by Dylan Graham, Lein Smuts and Minitza van der Walt wil be on show from 29 March – 4 April.Gallery hours are Monday to Friday 09:00 to 16:30 and Saturdays 09:00 to 12:30.
Governing Bodies – An exhibition of mixed media works by Erica Schoeman
2012-03-26 Erica Schoeman’s exhibition poses an exciting challenge to the discerning art lover. At the same time, it has a singular appeal also on the visual level.The Parlotones return with brand new album, Journey Through The Shadows
2012-03-26 The Parlotones are back with a brand new album in May, called Journey Through The Shadows. They chat to Steyn du Toit about the themes behind it, as well as their upcoming concert series at KKNK.Dans Dans Lisa wins Sing 'it music video!
2012-03-22 After four exciting weeks the Sing ’it download phase has closed. To find out which of the competition artists walked away with a music video from MK (DStv channel 324), click here.Blown in from the East: A selection of works from the Walter Battiss Art Museum
2012-03-20 A selection of works from the Walter Battiss Art Museum in Somerset EastGodfrey Johnson on his love for the music of Coward and Porter
2012-03-16 Coward and Cole sees the music of two of the most popular composers ever performed by two of the best piano men around today. Godfrey Johnson talks about his new show with Roland Perold at the Kalk Bay Theatre.“Africa worldwide”: ZAM magazine goes international
2012-03-16Photographer Menán van Heerden attended the 2012 launch of the edgy, contemporary African magazine’s first international issue in LitNet’s home away from home, Amsterdam.
