Mitchells Plain

Why culture matters for transport planning

Posted on Thursday 11 April 2019

Talking Streets at Open Streets Mitchells Plain explored the disconnection between transport policy and culture, and the importance of factoring memory, creativity and social cohesion into transport planning and implementation.

Talking Streets at Open Streets Mitchells Plain

Sunday, March 31, 2019 - 14:00

Exploring how plans for public transport could prioritise community cohesion and cultural diversity

Open Streets Mitchells Plain

Sunday, March 31, 2019 - 12:00

Don't miss the finale of the 2018-2019 Open Streets season!

A new meaning to life on the street...

Posted on Friday 20 July 2018

Reflecting on five years of change-making in the streets

MEDIA RELEASE: Dates announced for the 2018-2019 Open Streets Days season

Posted on Wednesday 27 June 2018

The series returns to various locations across Cape Town on the last day of every month from October 2018 to April 2019, taking a break in December

Reimagining Eisleben Road

Posted on Tuesday 27 March 2018

This past Sunday, we hosted one of our landmark Open Streets Days in Mitchells Plain.

Open Streets starts at your door

Posted on Tuesday 20 March 2018

Coming to Open Streets Mitchells Plain on Sunday 25 March? Why not take the #AtoBChallenge and leave the car in the garage? We are making it easier for you to use public or non-motorised transport all the way there.

Family fun at Open Streets Mitchells Plain

Posted on Tuesday 13 March 2018

Open Streets Days are family days and so usually take place on a Sunday. Bring yours on 25 March and join in the car-free fun!

Take up the #AtoBChallenge to Open Streets Mitchells Plain and win a bicycle

Posted on Tuesday 06 March 2018

After a successful #AtoBChallenge to Open Streets Main Road, you are invited to take it up again to travel to Open Streets Mitchells Plain on 25 March.

MEDIA RELEASE: Open Streets Mitchells Plain to bring the classroom to the street on 25 March

Posted on Monday 05 March 2018

On 25 March, a longer stretch of Eisleben Road, between Lavender and Montagu Drive, will become a space for people to walk, cycle, skate, explore, play, connect and learn.