Race start times:
10km: 07h00
5km:07h15
1km dash: 08h40
The cut off time is at 08h40 for the 10km and 5km, 9:00 for the 1km.
The start is at the Baywest Mall entrance 4
Collection of race numbers (pre-entries) and late entries will be accepted at the
Baywest Mall Centre court between 14h00 and 18h00 on Friday 1 August 2025, and from 06h00 in the morning day of the event
Online entries are available on www.webtickets.co.za until 22h00 on Tuesday 29 July2025.
For more information, contact Michael Mbambani on 079 149 6796, Irene van Eeden on 083 299 1775 or contact EP Athletics (041 3742818) during office hours (Monday – Friday 09h00 – 14h00) or email [email protected].

A 12-hour track race for runners and walkers, individual or three member teams, to be held at Collegians Club, Pietermaritzburg on 02 August 2025.
Runners (or Running Teams) are required to run a minimum of 80 kms and Walkers (Or Walking Teams), a minimum of 60 kms, in the allotted 12 hours. Solo entrants must be a minimum age of 20 years and Team entrants minimum age of 19 years on race day.
Entries close: 28 July 2025
“If you don’t try it, you won’t know, will you?”
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EVENT RULES
1. Participants are to obey the instructions of the event organizers, Marshalls and Officials.
2. Solo entrants must be a minimum age of 20 years and Team entrants minimum age of 19 years on race day.
3. Participants must wear their race number on the front of the upper body clothing
4. The number of entrants will be limited to 100 runners and 50 walkers
(Note a team will be regarded as one runner/walker).
5. Only entries on the official entry form will be accepted.
6. No pacing will be permitted.
7. Only stand and hand seconding will be permitted.
8. No refund of entry fees or substitutions will be considered.
9. Runners and walkers are not permitted to run or walk side by side for more than 10 metres per lap.
Please be considerate to those competing.
10. Finish positions are determined by the total distance covered within 12 hrs and
is not related to the speed at which the minimum distance was achieved.
11. Runners and running teams must complete a minimum of 80 kms within 12 hrs to be regarded as finishers.
Similarly, walkers and walking teams must complete a minimum of 60 kms within 12 hrs.
IN ADDITION TO ALL THE RULES THAT APPLY TO INDIVIDUAL RUNNERS/WALKERS, THE FOLLOWING APPLY TO THE TEAM EVENT:
1. All three team members must individually sign the indemnity form.
2. Only one team member may be on the track at any one time and each person is required to remain in their designated lane whilst competing.
3. The “baton” that is passed on from one team member to the next is the timing chip which will be supplied. This must be secured around either ankle.
4. The exchange of the chip must take place in the designated transition area which will be marked off just beyond the timing mat.
5. There is no stipulation regarding the order of your team members, or when, or how often, or what distance each person must cover. This is all at the discretion of each team and their own team strategy. The only requirement is, in order to qualify as a finisher, that the team completes the minimum distance within 12 hrs.
6. The order of finishing teams is determined by the total distance covered in 12 hours and is not related to the speed at which the minimum distance was achieved.
7. When exiting and entering the tracks to and from the transition zone please be mindful of other (tired!) competitors.
8. Check behind you before changing direction.

Directed : Akiva Schaffer
Starring: Liam Neeson, Pamela Anderson, Paul Walter Hauser.
Look out Crime. He’s fully Armed.
This crime action comedy reboot is the fourth film in the franchise.
The law’s reach never stretched this far.

Biko and The TRC is a powerful exploration of truth, justice, and legacy in post-apartheid South Africa.
This thought-provoking performance delves into the enduring impact of Steve Biko’s philosophy of Black Consciousness, set against the backdrop of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
Through a blend of dramatic narrative, historical reflection, and compelling dialogue, the event invites audiences to examine the complexities of healing, memory, and resistance in the wake of systemic oppression.

Join the Wear Your Brand Foundation on 1–2 August 2025 at Bayside Hotel, Cape Town for an inspiring two-day leadership conference. This event empowers women through entrepreneurship, vocational training, and impact dialogue to combat GBVF and drive sustainable change in communities across South Africa.

The play follows the journey of an artist who has fallen into hardships. With his now pregnant girlfriend, the pressure to provide gets even worse.
Genre: Drama
Age Restriction: 16+

The 12th South African International Ballet Competition (SAIBC) returns to the Artscape from 29th to 31st of July 2025 and attracts dancers of the highest calibre from South Africa and across the globe. This year, jury members will be represented from China, Canada, South Korea, Switzerland, South Africa, Belgium, and the United States. 
29 July 2025 at 18h00 Scholar Classical, Junior Contemporary, & Senior Classical
30 July 2025 at 14h00 Choreography in Groups.
30 July 2025 at 18h00 Scholar Contemporary, Junior Classical, & Senior Contemporary
31 July 2025 at 10h00 Finals
31 July 2025 at 19h00 Closing Performance
The 12th South African International Ballet Competition (SAIBC), supported by the National Lotteries Commission (NLC), takes place from the 29th to the 31st of July 2025 at Artscape.
The International competition has three age groups: ages 9 to 12 (Scholar), 13 to 16 (Junior), and 17 to 22 (Senior), in both Classical Ballet and Contemporary categories and is also open to duets, trios and groups.
Entry videos should be sent to [email protected].For more information please visit the website click here
The SAIBC gratefully acknowledges the invaluable support from the City of Cape Town, The Mary Oppenheimer & Daughter Foundation, Lift Airline and the National Lotteries Commission (NLC) that relies on funds from the proceeds of the National Lottery. The Lotteries Act and regulations guide how NLC funding may be allocated. The NLC wants the grants to make a difference in the lives of all South Africans, especially those more vulnerable, and to improve the sustainability of the beneficiary organisations. Available funds are distributed to registered and qualifying non-profit organisations in the fields of charities, arts, culture and national heritage; and sport and recreation. By placing its emphasis on areas of greatest need and potential, the NLC contributes to South Africa’s development
Duration: 2 hours
Age Restriction: Family
Kindly note Artscape provides wheelchair seating. You can book directly via this website but should you require assistance please call Artscape Dial-a-Seat on 021 421 76 95 who will assist with navigation and booking.

The Creative Circle Full Circle 2025, in partnership with Ster Kinekor is an inspiring showcase of the top trends, insights and award winning work from Cannes, the International Festival of Creativity, the Creative Circle SA. Join us for this inspiriting annual event curated and presented by The Creative Circle Cannes Lions judges, Ann Nurock – Cannes Trend Spotter and a panel of Open chair delegates who shared their first experience at the event.