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06/10/2026

We are delighted that Random Harvest Tea Garden has been named a finalist in the Independent Coffee Shop category of 702’s Gauteng’s Greatest, powered by Yoco! 🎉

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who nominated us, visits our tea garden and supports what we do. Every coffee shared, meal enjoyed and kind recommendation means so much to our team. 💚

Thank you, too, to our wonderful staff whose care and hard work make every visit special.

We would love your vote! Visit gautengs-greatest.co.za and vote for Random Harvest Tea Garden in the Independent Coffee Shop category.

Thank you for being part of our Random Harvest family. 🌸

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06/10/2026

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05/10/2026

29/07/2026

Following its sold-out triumph at the Artscape Opera House this past May, Cape Town Opera's acclaimed production of Georges Bizet's Carmen is coming to the big screen, as Ster-Kinekor brings one of the world's most beloved operas to cinema audiences across South Africa 🎬❤💃

🗓Dates:
Sunday 23 August
Tuesday 25 August
Saturday 29 August
Sunday 30 August
Tuesday 1 September

📍Locations:
V&A Waterfront (Cape Town)
Blue Route and Somerset (Cape Town)
Garden Route Mall (George)
Rosebank Nouveau (Johannesburg)
Cresta (Johannesburg)
Brooklyn (Pretoria)
Watercrest (Hillcrest, KwaZulu-Natal)
Baywest (Gqeberha)

🎟 Price:
R199.90 each. A R100 discount is applicable to community groups and schools. Bookings can be made in person at the cinemas or online.

Composer: Georges Bizet
Librettists: Henri Meilhac & Ludovic Halévy
Conductor: Tim Murray
Orchestra: Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra
Director: Steven Stead
Choreographer: Naoline Quinzin
Set Designer: Greg King
Costume Designer: Maritha Visagie
Lighting Designer: Faheem Bardien

A special thanks to The Christian Ludolph Marais Trust for being the Presenting Sponsor of this production.

Further gratitude is extended to:
Judith Neilson Foundation
Rupert Music Foundation
City of Cape Town
National Lotteries Commission

05/07/2026

Thinking of switching careers to work with plants?

For the three people we spoke to, the move wasn't about earning more money. It was about finding work that felt more meaningful, creative and connected to nature. The reality? Less stress in some ways, new challenges in others – but no regrets.

Here are three lessons they learned along the way:

"Not trying felt scarier than trying." Former anaesthetist Shilpa Reddy swapped operating theatres for floristry. Her biggest lesson? Running your own business is about much more than being good at your craft: marketing, pricing and cash flow all matter too.

"I was poor but happy." After 13 years in HR, Sarah Wilson-Frost retrained through an RHS apprenticeship. She says horticulture is far more skilled and varied than many people realise, and she'd rather have a better quality of life than a bigger salary.

Know your worth. Former airline pilot Felicity O'Rourke found purpose in garden design after illness led her to rethink her career. One of her biggest lessons was learning to value her own time and expertise, rather than underpricing her work.

Read the full feature here: https://bit.ly/4whwTdU

05/07/2026

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