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Cape Town Sixes Festival

The Cape Town Sixes Festival is South Africa’s most exciting annual multi-sport celebration, featuring Cricket, Golf and Padel, with additional sporting codes introduced each year. Previous festivals have also showcased Rugby, Squash and Hockey. Development teams are invited to compete alongside established participants, giving emerging athletes the opportunity to experience the Cape Town Sixes environment …

The Cape Town Sixes Festival is South Africa’s most exciting annual multi-sport celebration, featuring Cricket, Golf and Padel, with additional sporting codes introduced each year.

Previous festivals have also showcased Rugby, Squash and Hockey.

Development teams are invited to compete alongside established participants, giving emerging athletes the opportunity to experience the Cape Town Sixes environment and engage with some of the game’s past greats.

Designed as a fun-filled weekend for the whole family, the festival offers a vibrant mix of sport, gourmet food trucks, live music, and curated craft drink experiences.

The festival proudly supports local talent by showcasing South African artists and providing a platform to promote homegrown music.

Entry is free, with no cover charge at the gates, ensuring an inclusive event where everyone is welcome to enjoy the atmosphere, the sport and the entertainment

  • Date: 28 – 29 March 2026
  • Time: 08:00 – 22:00 (Sat) | 08:00 – 19:00 (Sun)
  • Venue: Western Province Cricket Club
  • Tickets: FREE entry
  • Website: sixesfestival.com
  • Event Organiser: The Sixes Festival

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