Cape Town, with its picturesque vineyards and rich winemaking heritage, is set to host an array of wine festivals in 2025 and 2026. These events offer enthusiasts and novices alike the opportunity to indulge in the region’s finest wines, gourmet foods, and vibrant culture.
🍇 Upcoming Wine Festivals
Delheim Harvest Festival
2025: January 25–26
2026: January 24–25 (anticipated)
Experience the traditional grape harvest at Delheim Wine Estate in Stellenbosch. Activities include grape picking, stomping, and enjoying local delicacies amidst live music.
Imhoff Wine Festival
2025: February 22
2026: February 21 (anticipated)
Held at Imhoff Farm in Kommetjie, this festival showcases over 60 wines from 15 different farms, complemented by live music and food stalls. Quicket
Pick n Pay Wine & Food Festival
2025: April 26–27
2026: April 25–26 (anticipated)
Located at Claremont Cricket Club, attendees can savor award-winning wines and gourmet foods from over 50 South African estates.
Cederberg Harvest Festival
2025: April 3
2026: April 2 (anticipated)
An exclusive evening at Marble Restaurant in Cape Town, featuring tank and barrel tastings, a multi-course feast, and interactions with winemakers.
Wine Town Stellenbosch
2025: July 26 – August 3
2026: July 25 – August 2 (anticipated)
A nine-day celebration across Stellenbosch’s renowned wine estates, culminating in the Stellenbosch Wine Festival.
CapeWine
2025: September 10–12
2026: Next event expected in 2028
This triennial event at the Cape Town International Convention Centre gathers over 300 producers, offering seminars and themed tastings.
🤝 Volunteering in Cape Town with Greater Good
Beyond the vineyards, Cape Town offers opportunities to make a meaningful impact through volunteering. The Greater Good Development Network is a Cape Town-based non-profit organization dedicated to enriching lives through education, sports, and cultural engagement. Volunteers can contribute to various community projects, gaining firsthand experience of the city’s diverse cultures and challenges.
Orientation sessions introduce volunteers to their programs and the city, ensuring they are well-prepared and supported throughout their journey. This blend of service and cultural immersion allows volunteers to connect deeply with the community and contribute to lasting change.
Whether you’re savoring a glass of Pinotage at a sun-drenched vineyard or engaging with local communities through volunteer work, Cape Town in 2025 and 2026 offers experiences that nourish both the palate and the soul.