Cape Town’s creative scene is getting a new ritual. From 27–29 March 2026 , the Cape Town Print Fair , presented by Boniswa Ubuhle Bendalo, will bring together 50 independent artists for a three-day celebration of printmaking, illustration, zines, and independent publishing — and it’s set to become one of the city’s most exciting cultural weekends. In a city known for its galleries and design studios, this fair feels different. It’s intimate. It’s tactile. It’s accessible. Instead of white-cube exclusivity, expect ink-stained fingers, limited-edition prints, artist books, illustrated textiles, and conversations with the creatives behind the work. As Cape Town continues shaping its identity as the creative capital of Africa, the Print Fair introduces a refreshing alternative to large-scale commercial art events. Built by artists and community members, the focus is clear: affordability, collaboration, and giving independent creatives the space to thrive. “Printmaking is one of the most d...
As women, we know when a brand truly understands us — our lifestyle, our pace, our bodies, and our desire to feel confident at every stage of life. And this season, Miladys has done something extraordinary. The beloved South African womenswear brand has unveiled its first-ever Store of the Future at Canal Walk, and it’s more than just a new look… it’s a new era. Walking into the space feels like stepping into a world designed with you in mind. The store blends warm textures, natural tones and modern open-plan layouts that make shopping feel calm, beautiful, and intuitive. It’s elevated without being intimidating — luxurious yet deeply comforting. A place that celebrates women, just as we are. “At the heart of what we do is our customer, and our goal is to make her shopping experience uplifting and enjoyable.” — Natalie Wills, Managing Director at Miladys This fresh design direction, created by National Visual Merchandising Manager Leigh Seager and the Mr Price Group store desi...