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The Reconciliation Lunch was started in Karin Viviers’s home in Kayamandi. It is a weekly meal that is shared between people of different races, cultures and backgrounds, and aims to facilitate understanding and tolerance.

Currently held at the…

Studying identity formation through material objects in Cloetesville, Stellenbosch, South Africa

Charmaine McLaren is an artist and art educator operating in Raithby, Stellenbosch.

The Pniel Horticultural and Industrial Society is an organisation that encourages home industry and creativity through the organised growing of chrysanthemums.

Michael Bhatch, esteemed writer, record collector, researcher, lecturer and DJ, explains what Afrofuturism is, how it could be interpreted from an African perspective and the decolonial and Afro-centric tenets of black cultural production

A historical account of the development of rugby in Raithby. Irene Ledolff on behalf of RADA interviewed Mr Eugene Gordon to archive the history of the sport of rugby in Raithby, Stellenbosch.

Interview with Prof. Stephanus Muller, who has been involved in numerous music documentation projects. We discuss some of these projects and the implications of music history.

Second interview of the RADA database. In this interview we discuss the transformative power of art within a South African university gallery. Valeria Geselev was the curator of Gallery University Stellenbosch. Stellenbosch is a town in Cape Town,…

Jimmy is a potter based in Kayamandi. He makes Xhosa-inspired bowls and figurines at his home, where he has also managed to install a kiln and pottery wheel. Jimmy sells his pottery from his home as well as through the Stellenbosch Tourism office.

Jimmy produces a variety of clay objects, including animal figurines and traditional three-legged pots.