Isivivana Centre

22/07/2026

Next week on Saturday, join us for a special screening of Negrito Del Congo at Isivivana Centre.

More than a film, it's an opportunity to reflect, connect, and be part of an meaningful conversation. Stay after the screening for a live Q&A, where we'll unpack the themes and stories behind the film.

🗓️ Saturday, 01 August 2026
📍 Isivivana Centre
🎟️ Free Entry

Bring your friends, family, and curiosity We'd love to see you there!

07/07/2026

Today we had the pleasure of hosting our senior citizens for their monthly cinema gathering. Once a month, they come together to enjoy a warm cup of tea, watch a movie, and share thoughtful conversations about the film afterwards.

It’s always a joy to welcome them and be part of creating a space for connection, laughter, and community. We look forward to many more memorable moments together. 💙🎬☕

06/07/2026

Starting our Monday morning at Isivivana Centre with unity, pride and purpose✨
Our staff came together to sing the National Anthem , reminding us who we are and why we serve our community. A powerful start to the week filled with teamwork and respect. 🫡 ❤️ ❤️

27/06/2026

Last week, we had the privilege of hosting Sikelelwa Vuyeleni at Isivivana Centre.

In collaboration with berthamoviehouse , Sikelelwa facilitated a community screening for young people on 19 June, followed by a storytelling and creative empowerment workshop on 20 June.

As with all our guests and partners, we took the opportunity to give her a tour of the Centre, showcasing our facilities, programmes, and the work being done by the organisations that call Isivivana home.

We are always inspired by opportunities to connect creatives, community leaders, and young people through meaningful engagement and shared learning.

Here’s what Sikelelwa had to say about her experience at Isivivana Centre. 👇✨

23/06/2026

Thank you, Raeesa Cassim, for stopping by Bertha Movie House during the Encounters Festival and sharing your thoughts on Her Khaltsha 🚲✨

We caught up with Raeesa after a screening of Her Khaltsha, an inspiring documentary that follows the young riders of the Khaltsha Cycles Bike Hub — Khayelitsha’s first all-girls cycling collective. Through their journeys on and off the bike, the film explores sisterhood, freedom, resilience, and the power of young women creating space for themselves while challenging stereotypes and reimagining what’s possible for their futures.

As Raeesa highlights in the video, the Khaltsha Cycling Academy is doing incredible work, using cycling as a tool for empowerment, mentorship, confidence-building, and community change for girls and young women in Khayelitsha.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for this special screening and conversation.

Khayelitsha

19/06/2026

Cape Town!!! It’s really happening, this weekend has arrived 🥹 and I don’t think it’s fully hit yet.

Two years since we went into that forest. A stop-start journey through life, post-production, and everything in between. And tomorrow night, Indlela Yokubuya screens in Khayelitsha. What a journey it’s been 🥹🙌🏾

This is what the weekend looks like, what to expect and honestly, just how I’m feeling right now🥹🥹.

Friday 19th June — Community Screening
Bertha Movie House, Isivivana Centre, Khayelitsha
Free. RSVP link in bio.

Saturday 20 June — Youth Storytelling & Creative Empowerment Workshop
Free. Registration required. Few seats left. Link in bio.

18/06/2026

After a four-year break, CMX Comedy Magic Xperience is making its highly anticipated return!

Join us at Isivivana Centre for a night of laughter and entertainment featuring a fantastic lineup of comedians.

Bring your friends and family and be part of an unforgettable experience.

🎟️ Tickets are available now – simply scan the QR code to book your seat.

We can’t wait to welcome CMX back to our stage!

16/06/2026

Youth Day 2026 💛

Today we honour the courage and legacy of the youth of 1976, and celebrate the young people shaping our future.

At Isivivana Centre, we remain committed to being a space for youth development, community building, and social justice.

✊🏾 Honour the past. Inspire the future. Build the legacy.

TogetherWeRise

11/06/2026

“Before you start filming, get to know the community.”

Director Joyce Nkgapele, director of Bridging the Disconnect, reflects on the importance of building relationships, listening deeply, and understanding the people at the heart of a story before the cameras begin rolling.

Documentary filmmaking is more than capturing moments—it’s about earning trust and creating space for authentic stories to be told.

🎬 Watch as Joyce shares why community engagement is an essential part of the filmmaking process.

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10/06/2026

🎬 Don’t miss the final weekend of the Encounters South African International Documentary Festival 2026 at Bertha Movie House!

As we come to the end of an incredible festival, join us for the last screenings featuring powerful stories, inspiring voices, and thought-provoking documentaries from South Africa and around the world.

📅 Check out the screening dates and times on the schedule and make sure you don’t miss your favourite documentary.

📍 Venue: Bertha Movie House, ISIVIVANA Centre, Khayelitsha

Bring your friends, family, and fellow film lovers for an unforgettable cinematic experience right in the heart of our community.

💬 Comment below and let us know which screening you’ll be joining us for this weekend. We can’t wait to welcome you!

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09/06/2026

06/06/2026

🎬 FREE DOCUMENTARY SCREENING TODAY!

Join us at Bertha Movie House, Khayelitsha, for the opening screening of the 28th Encounters South African International Documentary Festival.
Today's feature film is Truck Mama — a powerful documentary following Eva, a Kenyan single mother who navigates the challenges of long-haul trucking in a male-dominated industry. Her story is one of courage, resilience, and determination
📍 Bertha Movie House, Isivivana Centre, Khayelitsha
⏰ 13:00
🎟️ FREE ENTRY

Bring your friends and family and experience an inspiring story on the big screen. See you there!

02/06/2026

📢 Join us this week at Isivivana Centre as we host the Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR) Mobile Museum.

This eye-opening exhibition explores the history of mental health treatment, human rights in mental healthcare, and the importance of informed public awareness. Through interactive displays and educational resources, visitors will gain insight into past and present mental health practices and their impact on society.

Come learn, engage, and be part of the conversation.

📍 Isivivana Centre, 8 Mzala Street, Ekuphumleni, Khayelitsha, 📆 01-05 June 2026, ⏰10:00-17:00