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Cape Town has been blessed with a sort of Winter’s Summer this past week.

This warm weather is only sticking around for the weekend though, so we have to figure out how to soak up as much sun as possible before the cold sets in.

Weather experts, via IOL, are advising folks in the Mother City to brace themselves for the looming cold front, even suggesting that there might be snowfall next week.

We can expect decent sunny weather until Sunday, after which the temperatures are expected to drop substantially.

Luckily, we know just the place to relish the last of the rays and bliss for the weekend.

Café Caprice is packed with Summer-soaking events, including a bubbly-filled Happy Hour today (every Friday), a boozy brunch on Saturday, as well as gin, to make you grin, topped off with a total jol on Sunday.

 

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Today you might as well head over to the stip for Caprice’s Happiest Hour with DJs Steph Vass & Wulfsohn, who will be sure to bring all the vibes as you enjoy a half-priced glass of bubbly:

 

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Then, Saturday’s spoil can begin with that boozy brunch:

After which you can put the cherry on top with this Tanqueray gin special:

Caprice is also welcoming Chef Seelan into the fray, inviting guests to come feast on authentic South Indian-style dishes in a six-course sharing menu complete with two Absolute cocktails.

That will only cost a fair R250, for which bookings are essential.

At this point, you might as well end the weekend with a bang at the Cîroc party featuring Niskerone & Sox:

Head over here to make your booking for one or all events.

That should be your “last of summer” weekend absolutely sorted.

Enjoy the sun-soaking, ray-relishing, and vibe-making because as a typical Cape Townian, when the cold hits, you’ll probably be huddled indoors until it’s safe (read: warm enough) to come out again.