Give your child or yourself the gift of learning a traditional craft under the expert guidance of professional artisans and crafters.

In this production, Wendy Darling retells the enchanting tale of her adventures with Peter Pan. A simple story with a powerful message. After every performance the audience has the opportunity to meet the cast and have their photos taken.

Screaming jelly babies, smoking lava lamps and more with Willowbridge and Split Second Science. Juniors (3–6 year old) cost R50. Seniors (7-12 year old) cost R65. Tickets: www.willowbridge.co.za.

EduWeek is the only all-encompassing industry event in the African education sector, bringing together 170 leading companies and over 5500 attendees from the African education community. They come together to engage, inspire and advance education in Africa, ensuring sustainable development of skills and key sectors to support growing economies and the future of learners. Talks range from Early Childhood Development to Higher Education.

Kurt Wenner is the internationally acclaimed 3D artist and inventor of a fun and spectacular type of artwork. Commonly known as 3D interactive pavement art, the pieces on exhibition are completely interactive and educational - visitors are even encouraged to take pictures of their experience. The exhibition includes an educational zone and an Art Jamming zone. 

Join the Walltrax team for a stimulating session as you plan and design a rollercoaster with your team mate to race marbles on a wall. (Maximum 10 participants per workshop). Sessions are also at 12pm and 1pm.

Children are taught Italian through relaxed and fun pre-school activities that develop fundamental skills such as self-confidence, imagination, listening, creativity and motor coordination. Parents' attendance required. Classes are 9:30am–11am or 11am–12:30pm.

First term's programme includes mixed media collaged pictures on a marine theme, which uses inks and includes drawing, sketching, watercolour work, clay sculptures, etching in oils, as well as drawing and painting techniques linked to personal themes. Children may join in at any stage.

The programme combines games, improvisational skills, mimed and imaginary, devised theatre-making, role-play, props, movement, music and dramatic scenes. Age groups: 3–4 year olds, 5–6 year olds, 7–9 year olds, 10–12 year olds and teens.

Find inspiration from the stunning pieces of art created in all types of media by top South African artists.