• THE WAKE-UP CALL BRINGS ‘WESTERN LUXE’ FIRE TO WELLINGTON Dust off your boots and raise a glass: an electrifying night of Western luxury-with-a-conscience rides into Wellington on 28 February, when The Wake-Up Call takes over Dunstone Country Estate – just a one-hour drive from Cape Town. Think live country music under the stars, flame-grilled food, exceptional wines, striking art—and an opportunity to make a real difference. Dreamed up by South African social media power duo Kiki La Coco and Malcolm Wentzel, The Wake-Up Call is a bold, high-energy gathering where style meets substance. Guests can expect a western-style luxe…

    As Ramadan and Eid approach in 2026, Joburg’s markets begin to transform the city in subtle but meaningful ways. From community-driven pop-ups in Lenasia to curated Eid shopping experiences in Hyde Park and Midrand, these markets offer more than food and fashion. They create spaces for connection, reflection and celebration, bringing together faith, culture and contemporary lifestyle in the heart of Joburg. Why these markets matter more each year What stands out in 2026 is how intentional these events have become. They are no longer informal gatherings. They are well-planned, family-friendly spaces that balance faith, lifestyle, and modern…

    The air fryer has quietly taken over our kitchens. What started as a quick fix for chips and chicken has become the go-to for busy weeknights, small households and anyone who’d rather not heat up the whole oven. But baking? That’s where most people hesitate.  If your last air fryer cookie was burnt on top and raw in the middle, you’re not alone. Baking in an air fryer isn’t impossible – it just needs a lighter touch and a bit of know-how. From single cookies to mini loaves, here’s how to make air fryer baking work beautifully.   Try these air fryer scones https://www.foodandhome.co.za/recipes/airfryer-series-2-scones First things first: know your air fryer Air…

    Creamy, light and bursting with citrus, these sweet pink lemonade fools are the kind of dessert perfect for celebrating. Layers of lemon-curd cream, juicy strawberries and a playful…

    Get set for Stellenbosch’s first big wine bash of the year! It’s time for the much-loved Stellenbosch Harvest Parade. This year, however, the stops on this annual celebration taking place on Saturday, January 31, are being pulled completely to make way for an important occasion. 2026 marks the 55th anniversary of the Stellenbosch Wine Routes, a leader in wine tourism locally and internationally. Welcoming the year’s bounty from the vineyards, the Harvest Parade will reflect its journey to excellence. It will feature a colourful parade, floats, gaudy dress-up and live music procession, played by local brass musicians, through the streets…