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Kim Clark Kim Clark

New year, Cape Town-style: make your 2026 goals happen in the Mother City

Every January, we find ourselves making the same promises: I’ll walk more. I’ll eat better. I’ll be more social. I’ll stop spending money like I’m fighting for my life. But what if the city you live in was secretly rooting for you – and had the cheat codes for sticking to those resolutions?

Good news: in Cape Town, the tools you need to make your resolutions stick are all around you. The ocean, the mountains, the parks, the markets – they’re not just scenic, they’re pro-resolution and fiercely supportive. So before you buy an expensive planner you’ll abandon by March, take a look around. Cape Town might already have the lifehacks you need (and most of them are free).

Grab your iced latte and your best intentions, and let’s get into it.

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Kim Clark Kim Clark

Work hard, play hard: your 2026 festival calendar

Cape Town doesn’t really do quiet summers. The minute the southeaster takes a tea break, the city collectively slips into its dancing shoes, dusts off the picnic blankets, and asks, “Alright, what are we doing this weekend?”

If you live or work in a Neighbourgood property, you already know we take our music moments seriously (between the rooftop playlists, courtyard café vibes, and spontaneous jam sessions in common kitchens). So consider this your unofficial-but-essential, absolutely vital, screenshot-immediately guide to the biggest, brightest, most joy-packed hitting Cape Town and surrounds in 2026.

Bookmark it. Share it. Drop it in the WhatsApp group before everyone pretends their calendar is “soooo full”.

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