In the heart of South End lies a story of unity, resilience, kindness and hope. What began as humble beginnings evolved into a thriving, bustling, multicultural community where people from all walks of life were welcomed.

St Peter’s was a sanctuary for fishermen, a haven where children could achieve their highest potential, and a home where people of diverse backgrounds lived in harmony, respecting each other’s religions and cultures. It was a place where the threads of different cultures wove together into a rich tapestry of life, ingrained with a sense of magic that the area still holds today.

Although St Peter’s fell victim to apartheid, the spirit of the community still endures. Today, it stands as a beacon of resilience and unity, a symbol of the enduring hope for a Rainbow Nation where everyone can thrive together.

We are educating people through unique and immersive experiences, by bringing past stories to life through innovative and unique exhibitions.

By preserving the legacy of St Peter’s, we keep the vision of unity alive, inspiring pride and fostering a deep connection to our cultural heritage.