A Spooky Affair - Pole Dance Cape Town

Pole Dance Cape Town is excited to welcome family and friends to its 11th annual showcase: 'Spooky Affair'. The magical pole dancing and aerial arts promise to be an enthralling heart-pounding production.

Featuring wonderful performances from all students, beginner and advanced. The lineup includes solos, duets, and group acts starring in frightening, frenetic fashion for this year's scary theme.

An elegant and inspiring way to stay in shape, pole fitness is a great way to tone that body, manage weight, and improve self-confidence and boldness. Join an empowering fitness challenge to stay healthy, enhance your body, and achieve those goals.

Showcase 2023- 14th and 15th October 2023 – The Roxy Revue Bar, GrandWest 

Pole Dance Cape Town's classes will help in improving strength, vitality, and building agility. An alternative way to get fit, classes can host beginners, to more advanced dancers of all ages. Designed to accommodate all types of fitness levels, the exercises offer a great way to build strength and character. The sessions are usually 60-75 minutes and include warm-up exercises, conditioning, technique and combos, and cool-down sessions.

Pole Dance Cape Town features the following classes:

• POLE CLASSES
• LYRA / AERIAL HOOP CLASSES
• ONE-ON-ONE CLASSES / PRIVATE
• STUDIO HIRE
• POLE, CHAIR, OR LAP DANCE SESSIONS FOR ANY SPECIAL OCCASION
• PERFORMANCES FOR YOUR EVENT

Join a wonderful community and become part of a network of dancers from all around the world.

Visit https://pdct.co.za/ for more information.

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The Streets of the Viennese | Inspiring Graffiti Art

Deep underground and all around town, the streets of Vienna are lit up with beautiful graffiti art displays. The type that fascinates the eye of Nunzio. An eclectic enigma.

We've travelled the streets of Barcelona, Venice, and London. We've even walked the winding roads of Woodstock, Cape Town. But, more beautiful than that - in terms of street art - more beautiful than the city of dragons, Llubjana, and the castles of Dundee. We found the streets of the Viennese to be the most inspiring, and totally sprawling with talented graffiti artists. This is a showcase of some of the artworks.

A city that has been devastated by wars, politics, and crimes - bursts to life with tremendous colour and ambition.

An ode to the arts and culture movement that has been put on hold. Governments have somewhat turned a blind eye to the investment in arts across Austria. Shoved it under ground. Yet, a message of this culture shines through, and with it, the brilliance of being. Sprayed, drawn, and sketched - Nunzio Magazine is proud to deliver this message. #WeWalkBeside

"The Freedom to Choose"

We found the streets of the Viennese sprawling with talent

It's great to see that, despite the pressure and inconsistencies from politicians, there is a buzz and delicate uprising in art, design, dance and celebration of culture, around the city. 

Here, students can be seen practicing some architectural sketches and design. Truly inspiring!

So what do you think of the street art in Vienna? Write to use and tell us about your favourite graffiti art from around the world - we can't explore every city - but there is much we can learn from our readers.

Check out some more beautiful artworks and graffiti resources below:

Nunzio Resources

• Street Art Guide Vienna: Vienna Murals

• Vienna's Ridiculously Talented, Female Artists

• Free Vienna Street Art Tours

• Creative Bloq - 24 Top Free Graffiti Fonts

• Bombing Science: Graffiti Alphabet and Styles

Stellenbosch Botanical Gardens | Serene and Stunning

We are always on the lookout for activities and outings that can stimulate the body, mind and soul, that are not a “run-of-the-mill” experience and that can assuage our need to contribute to society and the world at large. The quiet and unassuming Stellenbosch University Botanical Gardens certainly tick these “boxes”.

It is a fact that the Western Cape region of South Africa is a natural habitat for the Fynbos, Succulent Karoo, Nama Karoo, Forest, Albany Thicket and Grassland biomes, is also home to the smallest of the world’s six recognised floral biomes namely the Cape Floral Kingdom, and in addition it is home to two UNESCO World Heritage sites. It is easy to see that the Western Cape is an intensely diverse and dense floral region, one of the most so in the world! 

It is appropriate therefore that the SUBG are not the largest such gardens that one will find, yet the amount of floral gems one may discover there are representative of the floral region it represents and helps to conserve.

Given that it is situated in the heart of busy, bustling, student and tourist filled Stellenbosch, it is truly a restful haven where we could catch our breath, enjoy a meal and cooldrinks at the lovely Katjiepiering restaurant, and browse the offerings at the visitors shop.

We were transported by the assortment of displays and variety of flora on offer!

 

Considering a very reasonable entry fee of R15 and only R10 for seniors, we are sure that this well loved and maintained botanical garden will give value for money on your next day trip, so please do consider visiting!

Visitor information can be found here: Stellenbosch University Botanical Garden - Visit Stellenbosch

Written by Jonathan De Witt