Rainbow Arts Organisation brings the A Cappella Music Festival to the Artscape Theatre Centre in Cape Town for a powerful celebration of vocal harmony

Cape Town will come alive this weekend with the sweet, harmonious sounds of the annual A Cappella Music Festival, promising a feast for the ears and an experience for the soul.

When and Where

Set against the iconic backdrop of the Artscape Theatre Centre, the festival takes place this Saturday, 21 February 2026, kicking off at 13:00 and running until 18:00.

Tickets are priced between R150 and R350 and can be purchased via www.webtickets.co.za.

Parking is conveniently available at the Cape Town Civic Centre’s basement for R45.

A Stunning Line-Up of Talent

The festival will host an eclectic mix of vocal groups and choirs, showcasing the depth and diversity of South Africa’s choral talent.

Among the performers are:

• Tygerberg City Choir

• Thanda Choir

• Joyful Harmonies

• The Pillars Choir

• For His Glory Choir

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• CPUT Choir

• Anglican Church Choir

• Phenomenal Opera Voices

• Western Cape Police Choir

• Panorama Primary School Choir

• Macassar Uniting Reform Church Choir

• iThemba Youth Choir

Additionally, audiences can look forward to special guest performances by The Soil, Xola Toto, and Andiswa Mbolekwa, guaranteeing a dazzling showcase of a cappella artistry.

More Than Music: Community Impact

The Rainbow Arts Organisation, the festival’s driving force, emphasizes that this event goes beyond entertainment.

It aims to uplift local communities, providing opportunities for youth development, experiential learning for emerging music and event production groups, and encouraging entrepreneurship in the arts.

According to the organisers, the festival serves as a platform to empower disadvantaged communities while creating memorable cultural experiences for attendees.

A Weekend for Music Lovers

For those who adore pure vocal talent or simply want to enjoy a unique weekend outing, the A Cappella Music Festival promises an unforgettable experience.

Attendees can expect not only the thrill of flawless harmonies but also the chance to be part of a broader cultural movement promoting music, learning, and community enrichment in Cape Town.

What’s Next?

Looking ahead, the Rainbow Arts Organisation plans to continue expanding the festival’s reach and community programs, encouraging more emerging choirs and vocal groups to participate.

Attendees are also encouraged to support local talent and engage with workshops and community projects connected to the festival.

Summary

The A Cappella Music Festival in Cape Town this weekend is more than just a musical showcase; it’s a celebration of South African vocal excellence, community upliftment, and cultural empowerment.

With a lineup featuring choirs, youth groups, and guest stars like The Soil, the event promises five hours of harmonies, inspiration, and entertainment at the Artscape Theatre Centre on 21 February 2026.