Cape Town Tourist Shares Free and Affordable Heritage Day Activities

• A Cape Town TikTok account shared an insider’s guide to affordable Heritage Day activities, gaining over 1,500 likes in just four days
• The video highlighted free cultural events, exhibitions, and local markets running from 20–27 September in celebration of Heritage Week
• Many viewers appreciated the guide as it made Heritage Day celebrations more inclusive and accessible to families across the city

South Africans were eager to see a Cape Town creator highlight affordable and free Heritage Day events that made celebrating culture accessible for everyone.

A Cape Town-based TikTok creator, @love_capetown, posted a video on 18 September 2025 highlighting free and budget-friendly events to enjoy over Heritage Week. Within just four days, the video gained more than 1,500 likes and plenty of engagement from locals eager to celebrate Heritage Day without breaking the bank. The post was captioned:

“Where to go in Cape Town during Heritage Week. With Heritage Day (24 September) just around the corner, Cape Town is buzzing with exciting events to celebrate! Here are a few you won’t want to miss from 20-27 September.”

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The TikTok post shared a variety of events, exhibitions, and cultural activities happening across the Mother City. Many of these celebrations offer free entry, while others are priced affordably, making them accessible to a wide audience. From live music and art exhibitions to community festivals, the video served as a useful guide for anyone looking to enjoy Heritage Week in Cape Town without overspending.

Free and budget events in Cape Town during Heritage Week

Cape Town has long been known for its vibrant culture, and Heritage Week only magnifies that energy. This year, events such as street festivals, local food markets, and heritage exhibitions are drawing residents and tourists alike. The focus on affordable or free access ensures that families from all backgrounds can take part in honouring the country’s diverse traditions.

By spotlighting these activities, @love_capetown reminded followers that celebrating South Africa’s heritage doesn’t require lavish spending. With music, food, art, and cultural showcases filling the week, locals and visitors can immerse themselves in festivities that celebrate identity, history, and unity.

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Mzansi reacted to the post

Sskylerrrr wrote:

"Free entry to what national parks?"

Of No Consequence asked:

"Does this include Cape Point?"

Kana Banana said:

"Something extra to add that is free from today till the 27th September."

Abdul Baasit Isaacs commented:

"It’s also the Nantes Heritage Day Race as well! Western Province Athletics/Coca Cola League Race. 10km and 5km Race. 👌💯"

Gloria Gandi❤️ wrote: "@murunwar for your week off."

Mr Schalkwyk said: "@Caitlin Wearley."

milani💕 wrote: "@zimie.mqhakayi jonga le yokqala."

Kana Banana added:

"This runs until the 27th of September, which makes it even better."

Check out the TikTok video below:

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Source: Briefly News