CBN was fortunate to get sponsorship from Pick n Pay for a small workshop in Red Hill in February. It was held on Saturday

How to make workshops happen The intention to hold a workshop, and the idea of a location grows quite quickly into a real event

Another school holiday, another workshop. We successfully concluded the focus on Clanwilliam, my town, with an exuberant painting session in which some rather tropical

On 16 and 17 July children from Red Hill informal settlement attended a CBN workshop at Simon’s Town Library. Seventeen children attended on both

Venue: Simon’s Town Library (on main road, opposite police station and after the shops stop. It is up a steep driveway on your right

Rock Gong Workshop in Clanwilliam Twenty-five children from three schools in the Cederberg took part in a four-day workshop at Clanwilliam Living Landscape Project

Our first day at Clanwilliam. We had a beautiful successful day with the children. They were so amazingly easy to work with, so far

Almost every book and text we have worked with in the last two years has been African. This time we decided to show the

Looking forward to our snow goose workshop that will be held at Simon’s Town Library on Friday the 23rd of May, we will have

On the last day of the school autumn break, CBN held a workshop at Clanwilliam Living Landscape Project. We were focusing on the art

On 3rd March CBN held a workshop with Swedish student in Simon’s Town, the workshop was very exciting we were like brothers and sisters,

On Friday 21 February and Saturday 22 February, CBN held a two-day workshop on family histories, facilitated by Professor John Parkington. The workshop was

On the 16th and 17th of November, 2012 CBN held a workshop with members of the choir of the University of Cape Town and

During the first two weeks of October CBN hosted five Swedish visitors, four librarians and a drama teacher, working with them and learning from

CBN proudly hosted its very first workshop in October, 2012. Red Hill is an informal settlement that lies in the mountains behind Simon’s Town.

My name is Alicia Marinus I’m sixteen years old. I live in South Africa in the place called Simon’s Town. There are so many

I’m Nosiphiwo Xatshi I am fifteen years old, living in Red Hill and I am doing Grade Ten this year in Masiphumelele High School.

I am a girl who lives in Red-Hill and I am still a young teenager. I live with my mother, brother and sister. I

When I wake up in the morning, I hear the birds singing different verses. When I open the window, I see the clouds running

The place where I live is not what I dream about. I wanted to live somewhere I would feel happy – like America or