Cape Town is set to come alive with colour, music and purpose as the Doek On Fleek Pride Picnic returns on 5 September 2026 at the historic Castle of Good Hope. More than just a celebration, the event promises a powerful blend of joy, inclusivity and empowerment, bringing together women from all walks of life under one vibrant umbrella.
Rooted in the mission of leaving no woman behind, Doek On Fleek continues to redefine what empowerment looks like. From rural communities to bustling cities, the organisation champions ‘edu-social-tainment‘, a dynamic fusion of education, social empowerment and entertainment. This approach ensures that women are not only inspired but also equipped with practical tools to thrive in their personal and professional lives.
The Pride Picnic is a reflection of this vision in action. While attendees can expect a lively atmosphere filled with music, self-expression and connection, the deeper purpose lies in creating a safe and inclusive space where identity is celebrated, and voices are amplified. It is a space where love, in all its forms, takes centre stage.
Beyond the festivities, Doek On Fleek’s work extends into creating bespoke events that open doors for women in travel, business and education. These initiatives are designed to provide tangible outcomes from skills development to networking opportunities enabling women to run businesses, manage households and uplift their communities through collaboration.
Set against the iconic backdrop of the Castle of Good Hope, the event invites guests to bring their picnic blankets, their friends and, most importantly, their authentic selves.
- Date: 5 September
- Time: 10am to 8pm
- Location: Castle of Good Hope
Tickets are available at Shoprite, Checkers and USAVE stores nationwide, with an added 10% discount for those who purchase online using the code DOEKWEB200.
With the date approaching, this is shaping up to be more than just a day out it’s a moment for community, expression and real connection.
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