Upcoming Events
CAPE TOWN MARIMBA FESTIVAL
(Ends 16 May 2025)
More infoThe Cape Town Marimba Festival is a joint venture between the Cape Town Big Band Jazz Festival and Woodworx Marimbas. The Marimba Festival is an annual event and has been showcasing marimbas at the Baxter Concert Hall since 2009.
CAPE TOWN STEELBAND FESTIVAL
(Ends 17 May 2025)
More infoThe Steelband Project (Western Cape) was set up in 1997 by Liz Brouckaert and David Wickham. The core focus of the project is to provide quality music education to young people, with a particular focus on youth in under-resourced...
UCT Symphonic Wind Ensemble
(Ends 20 May 2025)
More infoThe UCT Symphonic Wind Ensemble, comprising about forty-five under- and post-graduate students, perform their first concert of 2025. The Ensemble is conducted by Brandon Phillips, Head of Woodwind and Ensembles at UCT...
CAPE TOWN BIG BAND JAZZ FESTIVAL
(Ends 31 May 2025)
More infoThe Cape Town Big Band Jazz Festival is renowned as one of South Africa's premier showcases of musical youthful talent. If you are a jazz lover, then the Cape Town Big Band Jazz Festival is sure to set your feet tapping...
Bach Beethoven and Boogie
(Ends 10 June 2025)
More infoThe Cape Town Concert Series 2025 celebrates 70 years of music making with an ‘extra’ concert in collaboration with the SA Collage of Music featuring the Charl du Plessis Trio and Maestro Richard Cock.
CTCS presents Andrey Baranov
(Ends 21 June 2025)
More infoThe Cape Town Concert Series 2025 celebrates 70 years of music making with the return of violinist Andrey Baranov...
Morning Melodies - Nina Fourie - Duophonix (guitar and violin)
(Ends 25 June 2025)
More infoMorning Melodies is a programme that focuses on presenting professional and affordable morning concerts to the senior citizens of the Western Cape.
CTCS presents The Baxter Trio
(Ends 16 August 2025)
More infoThe Cape Town Concert Series 2025 celebrates 70 years of music making with a special concert featuring the launch of the Baxter Trio featuring Francois du Toit on piano, violinist Farida Bacharova and Graham du Plessis on cello.