CAPE MARKET GUIDE
Welcome to Cape Markets, the definitive guide to markets and fairs in Cape Town and the Western Cape! Markets abound in the Cape. Whether it’s holistic therapies, hand-made crafts or gourmet treats you’re looking for, there’s a market that provides it.
MARKET NEWS
Market news from Cape Town and the Western Cape.
Christmas Markets Selections – 15 Markets
Christmas Markets Selections Closing date: 30 May 2020 Traders are invited to apply display their products at one or more of 15 markets represented by this collective. Also photo's of their products and prices. Each Craft Market will be doing their own screening -...
Craft X-Po Bellville – Trader Applications 2020
Are you a crafter looking to join one or more of the fantastic gift markets held in Cape Town each year? The Craft X-Po Bellville Market is taking applications online this year – closing date to apply is 30 June 2020.
Cape Gift Market – Selection Day 2020
Cape Gift Market 2020 - Trader Applications The Cape Gift Market is a festive season gift market held annually in October/November in Sea Point. Established in 2002, the market offers visitors a wide variety of beautiful products from 165+ crafters from around South...
Oranjezicht City Farm Market re-opens, with strict COVID-19 safety protocols in place
The Oranjezicht City Farm Market has re-opened! As of 25 April 2020, the market will be open every Saturday from 9am to 2pm, for essential shopping only. In a statement on Facebook, the market organisers had this to say: This means that you will be able to purchase...
Cape Town Markets and COVID-19: Closures and safety measures
As South Africa starts to feel the impact of the CoronaVirus pandemic, markets around the Cape are taking measures to protect the safety of traders and customers. Most are closing their doors (for now), some are choosing to stay open, but with strict safety and health...
GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENT - COVID-19:
As the impact of the CoronaVirus continues to be felt in South Africa, markets have had to CLOSE, for now, in the interests of public safety. There may be exceptions to this, as markets find ways to re-open in a safe manner, or to go online. We will post this information on our website as we hear of it, and will share the news on our Instagram feed and on Facebook. We are also working to update the details provided in our Market Guide and Calendar to match that as quickly as possible.
Together, we can #flattenthecurve.
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