Browsing: What’s On
I am ridiculously excited that the Last Night of the Proms has come round again at the Playhouse. This quintessentially…
The Durban Business Fair at the Exhibition Centre
The Durban Business Fair arrives at the Exhibition Centre this Friday 21st September. This year it is bigger and better,…
See photos from this year’s fabulous ECR Durban Day!
More than 10000 people braved the heat yesterday to relax and enjoy the Durban Day concert
Leave the kiddies in a safe environment while you enjoy the inaugural Taste of Durban Festival on 27 to 29 July
Watch this special video as South Africans living in South Korea send their birthday wishes to Nelson Mandela for his big day on Wednesday.
Gary Alexander is looking to enrich the Alexander racing dynasty with a good show at the Vodacom Durban July
Wednesday morning broke with a flurry of activity on the Durban beachfront with numerous shoals of sardines making an appearance from just behind the surf zone to about 500m offshore.
Keep up to date with the progress of the sardine shoals and associated predators, heading towards KZN
A one night only award-winning instrumental showcase with Sterling EQ this Friday at the Upper Deck Restaurant at uShaka Marine World!
This natural phenomenon is heading our way. Catch up on the latest news from the KZN Sharks Board
For more than three decades Fernando Lamy has kept South Africa in stitches with his amazing sense of humour – he will be at the Stirling Theatre in Durban North from 1 to 3 June.
The Saturday Coffee Fix! culture has begun with Miele’s second coffee morning held this past weekend.
This fabulous spectacle is taking shape once again, but early activity has subsided. Info from the KZN Sharks Board
Staff undertook the second sardine survey flight from Virginia Airport to East London earlier this week, and even though activity was fairly intense last week off the Waterfall Bluff area in the northern region of the Eastern Cape, it now seems to have subsided and disappeared.
This charming reinvention of the classic Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs hits our cinemas on Friday, 20 April with a fabulous cast
Mirror Mirror, a charming reinvention of the classic tale, in cinemas this Friday, 20th April
Don’t miss the talented Jonothan Didlick in this Michael Buble tribute for three nights only at the Stirling Theatre in Durban North.
Robert Fridjhon’s Caterpillar Seas won’t win any prizes for literature, but is a ripping good (true) tale nonetheless.
Turns out South Africa has the happiest couples of all the world!
There’s entertainment a-plenty for movie-lovers this year. We pick our top 10
Joburg-based pop outfit Watershed delivered a pleasing, mainly acoustic performance for their fans at Krakatoa Nightclub at Sibaya.
Prima donna, dealmaker, perfectionist, inspiring, passionate . . . who was the real Steve Jobs? Walter Isaacson’s 600 page investigation will give you a better idea.
Gavin Foster looks on in bemusement as a new breed of superhero springs up around the world.
Lindsay Slogrove reviews the latest installment of the legendary Jack Reacher series of novels.
Brush with the Blue Light brigade
Yesterday I had my first brush with the famous Blue Light brigade … which left me feeling teeny weeny, small and insignificant. And annoyed.
As the conference on climate change begins in Durban, what can we expect?
Where will the likes of Brangelina be staying during the COP 17 climate conference, is the question on many locals’ minds.
Join Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe in walking the Durban beachfront to raise awareness of climate change
Archbishop Desmond Tutu has urged South Africans to join world faith leaders, political leaders and music stars at an “extraordinary” mass rally and concert on November 27 at the King’s Park Stadium in Durban.
Unleash your wicked side with a hilarious take on Alice in Wonderland, but be warned, the double entendres come thick and fast!
Tutu’s climate change concert
Archbishop Desmond Tutu and other faith leaders have called for all to do their bit against climate change, pressing for a firm plan from global powers
Peter Davis counts the cost of thoughtless waste . . . and how it impacts on all of our futures.
The famous Adult Panto (now in its 15th year) is on at The Zone, Suncoast Casino, Durban: November 1 to December 31.
Durban’s famous Big Band will wow audiences with their big sound and brass section at the Stirling Theatre in Durban North from October 20-23.
Danielle Sheedy investigates the wonders and pitfalls of modern technology.
Lois Kuhle takes a candid journey to motherhood with Alberlito Hospital gynaecologist Dr Candice Roberts.
Extreme weather is no stranger to the Highway area. Check out this video from 2008
iSimangaliso Wetland Park is home to a pack of 13 new African Wild Dogs, one of a number of species being reintroduced to the area.
The first sardines of the 2011 sardine season have been netted in KwaZulu-Natal on the lower South Coast.
South Africa may be the only country in the world where pilots try to drive passenger aircraft like minibus taxis.
She entered Westminster Abbey a commoner, and walked out with three new titles: Duchess, Countess and Baroness. The Queen has given Prince William and Kate Middleton the new titles of Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
Quarters Hotel in Florida Road, Durban, is all set to host those looking to celebrate William and Kate’s royal wedding in grand style.
The North Coast will be the epicentre of an exciting shore and deep sea angling competition with a cash prize of R1 million.
Conservationist and acclaimed co-author of the books, The Elephant Whisperer and Babylon’s Ark, Lawrence Anthony, will be guest speaker at a function on Friday, May 20 at Simbithi Country Club.
The irrepressible Gee Jays: Gary McKenzie, Grant Bell and John Didlick, present Boep Idles at the Stirling Theatre in Durban North.
With municipal elections just around the corner, there must be anxiety in Umhlanga about the alleged votes for houses and jobs scandal.
Like watching paint dry . . . okay, it’s an overused cliché, but the current Cricket World Cup certainly applies.
Video: Those who’ve been following America’s Got Talent will be smitten by tiny classical singer Jackie Evancho. Prepare to be blown away.
A coming together of three brains within one family provides the winning formula for property development on the Ridge, writes…
