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Rassie's got fans designing his own R50 note, a box of dress-up clothes turned a Fisantekraal classroom into a superhero convention, and Tutu Memorial Park just broke ground in Milnerton.

Add a dog walk and pet fair at Green Point Park, a fire-cooked feast waiting in Hout Bay, and Kirstenbosch quietly turning out to be a world first, and this one's got a bit of everything, Brews.

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A design of a R50 note featuring Rassie Erasmus, marking his 100th Test in charge, has gone viral in Springbok circles, with fans debating which note he actually deserves. It's not an official Reserve Bank release, just South Africans dreaming big after another series win.

A donor sent a box of dress-up clothes to LIV Cape Town's early childhood centre in Fisantekraal, and the kids' reactions are pure joy. From princesses to superheroes, it's a small gift going a long way for a centre supporting over 100 vulnerable children with education, meals and trauma-informed care.

Construction has begun on Tutu Memorial Park in Milnerton, transforming the former Lupin Park into a tribute to Archbishop Desmond and Mama Leah Tutu. Expect a children's play area, memorial garden, amphitheatre and public art reflecting his legacy, all on the doorstep of the Tutu family home, with completion expected in six months.

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Coming Up 4 plans
Sun 20 Sep, 08:00
From R60
Woefie Wandel takes over Green Point Park for a dog walk and pet fair worth the early start, think scenic walks, a mobile vet clinic and a Mutt of the Year contest with your name on it.
Sun 20 Sep, 10:00
Free
Hout Bay Village Market is back at Mainstream Park with sixty-odd stalls of local makers, food and the occasional live set. Dogs and appetites both welcome.
Sun 20 Sep, 16:00
R100-R150
Cape Wind Ensemble brings Dvorak, Raff and Handel to St Martini Church on Long Street, a gentle way to close out the weekend.
Mon 21 Sep, 09:00
R450
A Bit About Fish Hoek is a small-group amble along Jager's Walk, the coastal path locals call the Cat Walk, with a certified guide unpacking the bay's stranger stories over a hot drink. About ninety minutes, all told.
Hidden Gems 3 finds

Joon in Muizenberg is the kind of neighbourhood cafe where the pizzas are thin, the specials change daily and the mother-daughter team running it know half the regulars by name.

Kronendal 1713 in Hout Bay keeps things close to tradition, open-air kitchens, meat cooked over open fire, all set inside a historic Cape Dutch manor. Expect sharing plates of steaks, lamb chops, ribs, chicken wings and classic braaibroodjies.

Noah on Loop Street builds its whole menu around the open-fire kitchen, fire-cooked small plates, pizzas, cuts from the grill and seasonal salads that change with what's in season. Relaxed and made for sharing.

Fact of the Day

Kirstenbosch, founded in 1913 at the foot of Table Mountain, was the first botanical garden anywhere in the world built entirely around a single country's own indigenous flora.

That's your sip, Brews. Go find something odd to look at.
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