The Black Book.....where are we going to this month.
EAT There’s nothing better than dinner and a show. That was until Vaudeville opened up, offering dinner, a show and entrance into The Fez, perhaps one of the longest running Cape Town nightspots recently reopened in the same building. See acrobats, pole runners, tap dancers and the rest of the 19 acts as you enjoy a feast of a meal, then continue the party after till the early hours. Vaudeville. 0861 787 737.		DRINK The Grand Beach Café opened between the V&A Waterfront and Granger Bay in December last year. They actually brought the sand with them, meaning you can now sit on a beach (in town!) and sip cocktails with the tranquil waters of Table Bay right before you. Which is just the thing to do here. Call ahead for a table on the deck and wear your best summer-casual. With sandals, of course. The Grand Beach Café. 021 425 0551.
SHOP Plan B clothing is the latest hip urban clothing store to pop up on Kloof Street. They stock the full range from contemporary label Insight, known for their on-trend, edgy apparel designs for men and women and some great accessories. Run by local DJ Ian Skene, who can also fill you in on the coolest alternative nightlife gigs to catch while in town. Plan B. 021 422 4017.		SEE Pop into the Natural & Organic Products Exhibition while in Cape Town in February. On at the CTICC from the 19 – 21 Feb, the show is a showcase of organic and natural products, services, sustainable technologies and more. ‘Green’ has become a global movement in the last decade, so find out how and what you can do to be a part of it. www.naturalandorganic.co.za