The force of nature – the Blue Bridge Delta Park near Liz at Lancaster Posted on 30 June 202530 June 2025 Storm damage on 5th March 2025 Jozi is well-known for its dramatic weather in summer – spectacular electrical storms with… Read more Don’t underestimate niche market tourism: a group of 100 runners from the UK visit SA Posted on 17 June 202531 May 2025 Liz at Lancaster recently hosted a guest with a difference. She was a parkrunner all the way from the UK… Read more Structures – Worldmaking at JCAF from 31 May to 15 November 2025 Posted on 6 June 202528 June 2025 Structures – Worldmaking at JCAF from 31 May to 15 November 2025 JCAF has ‘done it again’. Each exhibition seems… Read more Liz at Lancaster suggests sublime music to overcome the “pothole blues” Posted on 24 May 202525 May 2025 Music in Jozi The mantra “Jozi the city we love to hate” is heard often. And Jozi is indeed an… Read more Kingsmead Book Fair 24th May 2025 Posted on 9 May 202513 May 2025 One of  Jozi’s many annual highlights is the Kingsmead Book Festival taking place this year on 24th May.  See my… Read more More on Liz at Lancaster’s natural honey Posted on 14 April 202513 May 2025 Once upon a time, many years ago, like Pooh Bear, I went in search of the perfect honey.  It was… Read more Snippets from Liz at Lancaster and surrounds Posted on 26 March 202513 May 2025 Listening to Reinhold Niebuhr The last couple of months have been pretty turbulent and disturbing globally, which is probably why… Read more Friday afternoon at AJ’s in the Park aka 33 Olive Tree, Craighall Park Posted on 16 March 202513 May 2025 Aj’s in the Park rebranded as 33 Olive Tree Aj’s (I still think of it as Aj’s) is fabulous at… Read more Ecoprinting workshop with Isabel Hofmeyr Posted on 18 January 202530 June 2025 I wrote a post about WonderWoman Isabel Hofmeyr and her exhibition entitled Gasp at 54 Valley Rd held in October… Read more Wear your art around your neck – Marigold beads Posted on 8 January 20258 January 2025 Go to any cultural event or academic gathering in Johannesburg (or Capetown) and wider afield internationally, and there will almost… Read more