Your go-to guide for markets, fairs and festivals across Cape Town and the Western Cape

Connecting the makers, traders and community that bring them to life.

Connecting the makers, traders and community that bring them to life.

What’s On Our Radar

Our current picks from across the Cape Town and Western Cape market scene – updated regularly so you’re always looking at what’s current.

Cape town markets

Elgin Railway Market

Weekly
Indoor weekend market in Elgin Valley offering fine wine, gourmet fare, artisan goods and art-deco style.
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Bay Harbour Market

Weekly
Iconic Hout Bay market set in a restored harbour factory, home to 100+ traders and open five days a week.
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Hermanus Country Market

Weekly
Saturday Hermanus market with organic produce, artisan foods, crafts, live music and a warm community atmosphere.
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Oranjezicht City Farm Market

Weekly
Shop fresh produce, artisanal food, plants and local goods at the Oranjezicht City Farm Market in Granger Bay, Cape Town.
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Blaauwklippen Family Market

Weekly
Weekly Stellenbosch market focused on local, organic and sustainable produce, with handpicked artisans and passionate makers.
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Down to EARTH market

Weekly
Constantia community market held Wednesdays and Saturdays, offering gourmet food, local crafts, fresh produce, live music and family activities.
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Franschhoek Village Market

Weekly
Weekly Saturday Franschhoek market under oak trees, offering fresh produce, crafts, antiques and extra Sunday dates in summer.
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Good Things Market

23 August 2026
A new market in Kommetjie bringing together local makers, conscious living and good food.

POPULAR GUIDES

Not sure where to start? Our curated market guides cover everything from weekend markets to winter fairs – browse by day, type, or occasion to find the right market for you.

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

A selection of markets and events across Cape Town and the Western Cape that are worth putting in your diary.

Cape town markets

Kalk Bay Village Market

Weekly
A relaxed coastal market in the heart of Kalk Bay, offering everything from thrift finds and collectables to street food, music, and a welcoming village atmosphere.
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The Farm Village Market

Weekly
A weekly Wednesday evening market in Noordhoek offering good food, local flavours, drinks and a relaxed village atmosphere.
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Under the Trees Market

Weekly
Weekly outdoor craft and food market with local goods, thrift stalls, organic produce, prepared meals and a pet-friendly atmosphere.
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Greyton Village Market

Weekly
Weekly Saturday Greyton Village Market offering homemade, homegrown and handcrafted goods in a lively Overberg setting.

MARKET BUZZ

News, updates and stories from across the Cape Town and Western Cape market scene – for market-goers, traders and organisers alike.

Cape town markets

Lourensford Market returns this September

14 August 2026
One of Somerset West’s best-loved weekend markets is back for the season. Lourensford Market reopens on Friday 4 September with…
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Wednesday nights are back at Oranjezicht City Farm Market

07 August 2026
After a winter pause, the midweek night market at the Oranjezicht City Farm Market returns for the season.
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Root44 Market Closed Until Further Notice

03 July 2026
Root44 Market, on the R44 between Stellenbosch and Somerset West, has been a familiar stop in the Cape Winelands since…
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Father’s Day Markets

12 June 2026
Looking for an enjoyable way to spend Father’s Day? Whether you’re planning a family outing or simply want to treat…

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ABOUT CAPEMARKETS

CapeMarkets has been connecting Cape Town and the wider Western Cape to its markets, makers and community since 2009. We’re passionate about local creativity, small businesses, and the experiences that markets bring to life – and we’re always looking for new markets, events and makers to add to the mix.