Cannacopia Cannacopia is our latest addition to the range of shops here in our little Village. The idea of a CBD Canna shop in Hogsback was born after the 2018 SA Concourt ruling where it was ruled that the personal use & possession of Cannabis in a private space is not a criminal offence. Cannacopia was temporarily opened in Read more...
Dogs of Glory – Dog training, Socialization and Rehabilitation Gigi and Billy are offers a unique service of getting your doggie into shape, obedient and pack friendly in a wholesome and holistic way. They live their passion and really have a magical way of getting through to our canine friends and their humans! They use their own dog pack and Read more...
Hogsback Library The Hogsback Library has been run for many years by community minded volunteers. It is open to all residents and is FREE. It was first located in the little Rondavel on the Village green in Redcoat lane, but later moved to the Reading Room, located at Jikani in the main road. The library has a good selection of Read more...
Simple Sense Therapy Centre Simple Sense Therapy Centre is conveniently situated on the ground floor of King’s Lodge in Main Road, Hogsback. Miki is a village treasure and has been gifted with healing hands ready to take away your muscle aches and pains. Many of the locals would not be able to walk upright if it were not for her! Read more...
SaveMor Supermarket Hogsback has an SaveMor Supermarket where basic supplies are available. It is well stocked with anything that you may need. It has an amazing bakery where you can buy super fresh rolls, vetkoek and breads and pies. Prepacked meat and take away meals are also available. A mini ATM is available but only small amounts can be withdrawn Read more...
St Patrick on the Hill Chapel St Patrick-On-The-Hill is an inter denominational church offering services every Sunday at 10 am as well as on religious and special days. Even though the chapel itself belongs to the Anglican church, the various churches takes turns to do the morning services. The first Sunday is usually an Afrikaans service. To see who is Read more...
