Talks & Meetings

1st International Buddhist Film Festival in Africa at Labia on Orange in Cape Town 13-27 Oct 2013

Date: October 13, 2013 to Oct 27, 2013
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The 1st International
Buddhist Film Festival
in Africa
 
13-27 October 2013
at Labia on Orange

Opening of Film Festival
Sunday 13 October at 6.30pm
Opening Speaker: Mr Migyur Dorjee
Representative of His Holiness the Dalai Lama Office of Tibet, Pretoria

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Public lecture by Prof Jacquie Greenberg on potential use of stem cells to model genetic disease in South Africa

Date: October 16, 2013
Timing: 17:00 to

ROYAL SOCIETY OF SOUTH AFRICA and
THE ACADEMY OF SCIENCE OF SOUTH AFRICA

INVITE YOU TO A FREE PUBLIC LECTURE BY
Professor Jacquie Greenberg,
Department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences, Division of Human Genetics,
University of Cape Town
entitled
‘From the Bench Read More →

Simon’s Town Festival 21 – 24 Sept 2013

Date: September 21, 2013 to Sep 24, 2013
Timing: to

See some of the highlights of the Simon’s Town Festival which will be held over Heritage Day weekend…

Events at Slow Life Cafe in Muizenberg 3 – 14 Sept 2013

Date: September 3, 2013 to Sep 14, 2013
Timing: to

Slow Life Cafe is a “Concept Cafe Combining Creativity with Conscientious Living”, offering delicious food and hosting events that are food for the soul.

Talk: A brief history of the future – at African Institute for Mathematical Sciences 3 Sept

Date: September 3, 2013
Timing: 19:00 to

This talk is a guided tour of the exciting, frightening and awe-inspiring future that is being forged day-by-day in a hyped-up world that no longer sleeps, a world that is advancing so fast that many old science fiction visions Read More →

Fish Hoek valley’s oldest known surviving buildings & structures – illustrated talk

Date: September 12, 2013
Timing: 18:00 to

Evelyn Lyle’s talk at the Fish Hoek Valley Historical Society meeting starts with the Kruythuis c.1687 and Groot Zilvermyn homestead c.1820, ending with a variety of buildings and structures that date between 1895 and 1922.