Prince Albert Chronicles – May June 2024
Journey to Jazz 2024 lifted off 1 May with a moving opening at the Kritikom Koppie Theatre. It was supremely special to have Professor Thuli Madonsela deliver wise and inspiring words during her keynote address.
After the opening, there must be jazz! The venues were packed, the musicians world class, the audiences mesmerized. Be sure not to miss the next Journey to Jazz 1 – 4 May 2025.
How we love Prince Albert Open Studios. The town once again was abuzz with creativity and talent and our visitors were awed by the variety of art forms on display. We even had someone ask if participating artists are chosen on personality as all are so welcoming and friendly – that folks, is how we role in Prince Albert.
One of Prince Albert’s iconic restaurants, The Rude Chef, was awarded ‘Best Service in Prince Albert’ by Restaurant Guru. Be sure to put a lunch or dinner here on your culinary tick list during your next visit to our beautiful foodie town.
The Karoohaus is nestled in the heart of Prince Albert on Church Street.
Step into a realm where local talent thrives, and community bonds are cherished. Handpicked assortment pays homage to the ingenuity and artistry of local artisans, small business proprietors, and dedicated creators throughout South Africa.
Whether you seek a special keepsake to treasure or inspiration for your home or wardrobe, The Karoohaus is your destination.
Karen Zoid and Henry Steel recently brought the roof of The Showroom Theatre down with two incredible performances that had the audience rocking in their seats and in the aisles. The duo also took time out between concerts to give back to the community of Prince Albert with a super inspiring singing and songwriting masterclass. We are looking forward to the next musical talent to grace the Prince Albert stage.
Read their well curated list of things to do when next you travel to our beautiful dorp.
The energetically colourful Riel Dancers of Prince Albert captured beautifully by Deon TerBlanche.
With fancy footwork, the Rieldans is considered one of the oldest dancing styles of indigenous South Africa and is an ancient celebratory dance of the San. We are proud that the youngsters of Prince Albert are keeping this tradition alive.
To end our May/June Prince Albert Chronicles, a few images showcasing the beauty of our little Karoo dorp over the last few months.
