The Cape Town Club formed as a result of a merger in 1976 of Cape Town's two oldest clubs, the City Club (founded 1878) and the Civil Service Club (founded 1858). The club, originally in Queen Victoria Street, is now accommodated in Leinster Hall (a 19th century manor house & national monument) in the historic Gardens area of the city.
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MEMBERS ONLY DINNER: Wednesday 24th June at 7pm: R200 a head for a fun filled evening to end of the 150th year celebrations. Dress: Lounge Suit & Tie. Guest speaker is Premier Helen Zille with Jacques Louw, the tenor, also booked. Bookings through club office.
DRESS CODE: Members are reminded that denims, leather jackets and training shoes are not acceptable forms of dress within the club. It is the responsibility of members to inform their guests of the club's dress code and also for removing guests who fall short of our standards.
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