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April 2026
A 50-min one-on-one immersive Khoi healing session using intuitive massage and hands-on bodywork to cleanse the energy system, release tension, and restore flow within the body.
April 2026
Join us to celebrate the launch of izimpande, a new African indigenous wellness and beauty sanctuary under the A42 label, that honours the interconnectedness of body, spirit, community, and land. The Open Day is your opportunity to learn about the sanctuary, meet the practitioners and experience a preview of our services. In the morning- join a class of kemetic yoga with Dr. Ursula Macheke or dance with Muzi Shilli (both for an open day special of R100 for non-members, R50 for members). From 12:00 we will be opening izimpande, with a short ceremony followed by 15-minute reset healing and beauty sessions throughout the afternoon where you can meet the practitioners and 'sample' their services. Your free spot is secured by booking. 'Sample' sessions are first come, first served, by donation.
April 2026
April 2026
Sleep.Eat.Art. Join us for a relaxed, creative weekend in your home away from home—block printing with Dr. Farieda Nazier, an intimate dinner with Alpheus Ngoepe, an overnight stay in one of our bedroom installations, and a homemade breakfast.
April 2026
A collective block-printing experience that transforms the hidden stories of our heritage into a shared, living tapestry.
April 2026
The Anagora Art Exchange presents an evening with Alpheus Ngoepe. Set within a creative space rooted in African heritage, the evening unfolds across the house – bringing together a shared dinner, wine, and conversation around the artist’s work. Option to Stay the Night and take part in the Re/Dressing Fauna workshop with Dr. Farieda Nazier.
Every second Friday
A facilitated game, inspired by the Grounded exhibition, that is designed to dig deep, spark better conversation and know yourself better. It's a yoga session for the soul. You can play on your own, or in teams of 2 or 5. Light refreshments and drinks will be available.
Bottomless option for R150 pp
A communal non-sectarian brunch celebrating gratitude, connection, and the joy of breaking bread together.
14 March 2026
Learn fashion archiving techniques using offcuts, scraps, and discarded textiles.
21 February 2026
A hands-on fibre workshop focused on repair, transformation, and collective making. Participants bring a torn or worn textile that holds meaning and give it new life by turning it into yarn to crochet into something new. No prior crochet experience is needed.
14 February 2026
Trade small talk for shared stories over a picnic breakfast. A relaxed morning of art, stories and the Common Ground game, designed to discover what grounds you — to another, or to yourself. Come solo, with a friend, or that special someone.
November 2025
An exciting cross-disciplinary creative jam that brought together students, independent creators, and individuals from design, storytelling, architecture, cultural heritage, and technology. Over three days, they collaborated to create innovative, playful projects exploring the intersections of culture, storytelling, and interactive media.
August 2025
The knowledge documented by the Venda participant-researchers was shared with a group of 16 predominantly artists and designers, who drew from this and the collection of Venda craft at the Ditsong museum to inspire their own creative projects.
July–August 2025
The Mava Field School takes its name from the Xhosa word Mava, meaning experience. The school is dedicated to preserving and passing on indigenous knowledge — especially traditional craft skills through participant research and creative conservation.
July 2025
28 indigenous knowledge researchers, artists and crafters in and around Thohoyandou, Limpopo Province, documenting and learning from 4 Venda Crafts Masters: Pottery Master Rebecca Matibe, Wood Sculptor Hendrik Nekhofhe, Bracelet-making Master Tshavhungwe Mbovane and Drum-making Master Ennos Phalanndwa.