The Mother City has always prided itself on having many weekend markets to promote local businesses and bring the community closer together. These weekend markets in Cape Town and surrounding areas are platforms for small business owners and shoppers to gather, spend time together, and celebrate Cape Town’s makers, culture, and people.
Indoor Markets to Visit This Winter
Mojo Market
Mojo Market is a trendy food and lifestyle market in Sea Point. Unlike any other market in Cape Town, it is open every day of the week and offers a great place to meet old friends, make new ones and find some much-needed ‘mojo’.
From live music to sports screenings, and with four bars to thirty food stalls or artisan retail offerings, there is bound to be something of interest to everyone. One of the aforementioned bars is said to have the widest selection of beverages on tap in the southern hemisphere. So, be on the lookout.
There is a variety of different cuisines to choose from. These meals can then be enjoyed at the food court which has a floor-to-ceiling view of the sea and a palm-lined promenade. From burritos, ramens and kormas to sushi platters, there’s hardly a continent of the world that isn’t represented at the food stalls.
The artisan stores offer fresh and contemporary wares made by local and international producers. These include clothing, jewellery and homeware.
Where: 30 Regent Rd, Sea Point
When: All week: 11am – 9pm
Website: mojomarket.co.za | Email: [email protected] | Tel: 021 422 4888
Facebook: @TheMojoMarket | Instagram: @themojomarket
The Watershed
The Watershed is the V&A Waterfront’s local vibrant craft and design space, bursting with fresh fashion, art and flavour. Here you can experience the best in local art, ceramics, jewellery, clothing and more, whether you want to add a bit of local flair to your look, hunt for an unforgettable gift or enjoy a bite with friends, you’ll find it all under one roof at Watershed.
Where: Watershed, V&A Waterfront, Cape Town
When: Daily | 10am – 6pm
Website: waterfront.co.za/area/watershed
Bay Harbour Market
The Bay Harbour Market offers an authentic and eclectic blend of all things South African. Visitors can browse through high-quality gifts and mementos whilst they sing along to the sounds of local musicians and enjoy the sample street food on offer.
The market is housed in an abandoned fish factory, which has been turned into a vibrant wharf-side warehouse space. The result is an energy-rich, colourful, creative and lively atmosphere enjoyed by locals and tourists alike.
Guests can expect a proudly South African range of unique handmade items, from leather goods to timepieces, art and quirky stationery. Like most of Cape Town’s markets, you can also expect to find health and wellness products on offer.
The food sold at the market is freshly made and supplied by local farmers, ensuring that everyone is catered for. This includes vegetarian, gluten-free and banting-friendly options. Once you’ve finished your shopping or perusing, you can sit down and enjoy a drink while being serenaded by the local musicians.
Where: 31 Harbour Rd, Hout Bay, Cape Town
When: Fri: 5pm – 9pm | Sat – Sun: 9:30am – 4pm
Website: bayharbour.co.za | Email: [email protected] | Tel: 072 858 7763
Facebook: @bayharbour| Instagram: @bayharbourmarket
Blue Bird Garage Food and Goods Market
The Blue Bird Garage Food and Goods Market is held every Thursday and Friday night in a beautiful old postal plane hangar. Filled with a collection of local artisans, specialty cooks, bakers, producers and designers, it is considered to be the cornerstone of the Muizenberg community.
With a variety of food stalls, guests can enjoy almost any meal that comes to mind. From steaks and burgers to falafels, salads, empanadas and wraps. There is also a delicious collection of sugary goodness for guests with a sweet tooth. These are items such as fudge, cupcakes or brownies.
If you are more focused on grabbing a drink with some friends, you can go straight to the Bicycle Bar where there is a variety of local beers on tap, wine, or soft drinks and kombucha.
The market also boasts a dedicated kids’ play area which is equipped with a jungle gym and a designated area for activities like face painting and sand art. So, you can be sure your little ones will be just as entertained as you.
Where: Thu: 4pm – 9pm | Fri: 4pm – 10pm
When: 39, Albertyn Road, Muizenberg
Website: bluebirdgarage.co.za | Email: [email protected] | Tel: 084 405 3544
Facebook: @bluebirdgaragemarket | Instagram: @bluebirdgaragemarket
TimeOut Market
The V&A Food Market features over forty different stalls with the finest local products, foods, sweets and drinks to choose from seven days a week in the heart of the Waterfront.
Found in the V&A’s old power station, this market from the world-renowned hospitality company is home to local gems, up-and-coming businesses, and award-winning chefs. Best known by Cape Town’s foodies, the venue features indulgent pizzas from YARD, family-run Indian street food from Kapoochka, new Greek dining from Opa!, and much more.
Where: The Old Power Station, Dock Rd, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront
When: Monday – Sunday | 11am – 11pm (Thu – Sat) | 11am – 10pm (Sun – Wed)
Makers Landing
Makers Landing is a collaborative food community. It’s a place where foodies celebrate South Africa’s rich and diverse culinary culture.
The market offers a seat at the table to any and all, be it attending a pop-up shop or scheduled event. Whatever the reason, at least you can shop and connect with a community of foodies, in a vicinity where there is something for everyone.
Currently, the landing showcases 22 makers including Afrikoa, the Bread Bar, B2 Brewer and Frikadeli, to name but a few. The Makers celebrate a farm-to-table, nose-to-tail approach to cuisine. Visitors can expect to experience the best of South African food from curries and local cheeses to fresh koeksisters and coffees.
Be sure to pop in and try some of our country’s best local and cultural cuisines.
Where: Silo District, V&A Waterfront, South Arm Rd
When: Thu – Sat: 10am – 7pm | Sun: 10am – 5pm
Website: makerslanding.co.za | Email: [email protected] | Tel: 021 408 7529
Facebook: @makerslanding | Instagram: @makerslanding
Elgin Railway Market
The Elgin Railway Market is within an old apple warehouse converted into a bustling Steampunk, Art Deco market boasting local food and craft vendors, live music and is the gateway to the beautiful Elgin Valley.
While partly open during the week, the weekend is when the market comes alive, with jewellery, leather, toys, and a bustling food and drinks department.
Where: Oak Avenue, Elgin
When: Saturday and Sunday | 9am – 4pm
Website: elginrailwaymarket.co.za | Email: [email protected] | Tel: 021 204 1158
Facebook: Elgin Railway Market | Instagram: @elginrailwaymarket
Root44 Market
The Root44 market is an indoor and outdoor experience, with funky live entertainment, an awesome selection of food and wine, and the perfect place for leisurely browsing.
Every weekend, the market hosts different live musicians to keep you entertained in a variety of genres. Enjoy a glass of wine and a family day out.
Where: Root44, Corner of R44 and Annandale Rd, Stellenbosch
When: Saturdays and Sundays | 10am – 6pm
Website: root44.co.za | Email: [email protected] | Tel: 021 300 3935
Facebook: Root44 Market and Wine Emporium | Instagram: @root44stellenbosch
Thrift Fest
A collection of thrift and second-hand markets across the city, Thrift Fest lets you upgrade your wardrobe in a sustainable, eco-friendly way. Markets take place on various Saturdays across the month, usually at the Old Cape Quarter. With everything from classic books to handmade accessories, the market is surrounded by many cafes and galleries, making it a great stop during a Saturday walk through the city.
Keep an eye on their Facebook page for updates on the time and place of each market.
Instagram: @thriftfest
The Newlands Market
Fresh on the scene, the Newlands Market is a monthly market celebrating the halaal food and lifestyle sector. The market is fully curated, with the vendors bringing the best in halaal-compliant flavours and experiences. With entertainment available, as well as local and global food curators, the market is a chance for you to expand your taste buds and try local delicacies.
Where: Newlands Cricket Ground, 146 Campground Road, Newlands
When: Monthly
Instagram: @thenewlandsmarket
The Kindred Market
Held at the historic Timour Hall Villa in Plumstead, The Kindred Market brings together a thoughtfully curated mix of local makers, independent brands, and food vendors in a setting designed for slow browsing and community connection. Created through a collaboration between the widely popular Candor Market and Down To Earth Market, the event blends creativity, craftsmanship, and a relaxed social atmosphere into one easygoing weekend experience.
With more than 100 vendors, visitors can expect a wide variety of locally made goods, handcrafted products, curated lifestyle items, and quality food offerings. The market encourages wandering rather than rushing, making it as much about the atmosphere as the shopping itself.
Where: Timour Hall Villa, St Joans Rd, Plumstead, Cape Town
When: Various Saturdays and Sundays
Instagram: the.kindredmarket
Other Markets to Visit
Bo-Kaap Market
One of the most famous neighbourhoods in Cape Town, the Bo-Kaap has recently opened its doors every weekend for people to come & enjoy the food, culture and music of the area. With live performances and a variety of local goods, the city of Cape Town’s setup aims to expand tourism’s positive impact on one of the oldest living cultural communities in the city.
Enjoy classic Cape Malay dishes and snacks, memorabilia and local goods for sale, and a lively atmosphere, make sure to stop by the new Bo-Kaap market for a taste of culture.
Where: Corner of Pentz Street and Yusuf Drive, Bo-Kaap, Cape Town
When: Saturday and Sunday | 10am – 7pm
Courtyard 53 Craft Market
Courtyard 53 is one of those hidden gem spots in Cape Town that you’d want to kick yourself for not knowing about sooner. It’s a tranquil garden courtyard nestled in the heart of Plumstead that’s home to shops, a nursery and a garden café. It’s the ideal spot to catch up with friends or enjoy an outdoor, relaxing shopping experience at one of the surrounding shops or monthly market.
At the centre of the courtyard is High Tea, the quaint tea and cake shop, where, as the name suggests, you can enjoy a high tea, simple cake and coffee or even a light lunch. Adding to the already lusciously green courtyard is Elderflower Nursery, a Boutique, family-run, nursery focussing on favourites both old and new.
With a selection of fantastic traders and vendors, there are also a bunch of stores to browse through. From antiques and art sculptures to clothing, leather goods and artisanal home supplies and interior, this market has more than enough for everyone.
Where: Buckingham Rd, Plumstead, Cape Town
When: Sat: 9am – 2.30pm
Email: [email protected] | Tel: 072 632 2595
Facebook: @Courtyard53CraftMarket | Instagram: @courtyard53craftmarket
The Neighbourgoods Market
Founded in 2006 by entrepreneurs Justin Rhodes and Cameron Munro, the Neighbourgoods Market is an independent initiative to revive and reinvent the Public Market as a civic institution.
This award-winning market features over 100 specialty traders every weekend. So, they essentially create a weekly platform for local farmers and fine-food purveyors. The stalls grant access to all the local organic traders such as bakers and distributors, grocers, mongers, butchers, artisan producers, celebrated local chefs, micro-enterprises, designers, collectors, and even thrifters.
The market is housed at the Old Biscuit Mill, in an old sky-lit brick warehouse and courtyard. It is as much a source for farm fresh as well as organic foods and locally produced specialty goods, as it is a meeting point to embrace community. It’s a place where people can swap ideas and stories, and educate themselves on what we buy and eat. This is done by going directly to the source.
A calendar of seasonal events, specialty festivals, and live music features throughout the year.
Where: 375 Albert Rd, Woodstock
When: Sat: 9am – 3pm | Sun: 10am – 4pm
Website: neighbourgoodsmarket.co.za | Email: [email protected]
Facebook: @NeighbourgoodsMarket | Instagram: @neighbourgoodsmarket
Trenchtown Saturday Market
Beloved Observatory venue Trenchtown hosts a weekly, free-entry market with live bands, DJs, market & food stalls, live sports, and more. In true Obs fashion, this market is a gathering of diverse groups, from the sports fans who want a bite to eat to the vintage thrifters looking for a good deal.
There are multiple stages with stalls throughout Trenchtown’s various sections, as well as a chill area where visitors can enjoy their food, new purchases, live music, and welcoming company. Visitors are encouraged to bring cash to pay at the market.
Where: Trenchtown, 143 Lower Main Road, Observatory
When: Every Saturday | Doors open at 1pm
Noordhoek Farm Village Market
The Noordhoek Farm Village Market is a quaint spot out on the main street of the Noordhoek area. It’s situated 30 minutes outside Cape Town’s city centre and grants a lovely quiet atmosphere, much like the kind you would expect from a small farm town.
The market hosts restaurants, pubs, shops and galleries, with a play area for children. On Saturdays, they dedicate the children’s play area to craft tables, creative play and carnival games for kids aged between 3 and 7.
Make your way to the Noordhoek Farm Village Market for that ideal, slow weekend morning. Browse through the shops and let the kids have a blast in the delightful play area.
Where: Cnr of Village Ln and Noordhoek Main Rd, Noordhoek
When: Sat: 10.30am – 12.30pm
Website: thefarmvillage.co.za | Email: [email protected] | Tel: 021 789 2812
Facebook: @noordhoekfarmvillage | Instagram: @noordhoekfarmvillage
Oranjezicht City Farm Market
The Oranjezicht City Farm Market’s name might be confusing if you’re new to the market. However, this farmers-style market moved from Oranjezicht and is now located at Granger Bay next to the V&A Waterfront.
At the market, visitors can explore the various stalls offering a range of fresh local produce. These include organic veg and fruit at their seasonal peak, freshly baked bread, organic honey and dairy products, fresh seafood, free-range meat and eggs, as well as plants and seedlings, compost and gardening supplies and equipment. Pretty much anything you would need to start your sustainable garden.
There are also various stalls offering artisanal food and refreshment with a range of delicious cooked, baked and raw foods, fresh beverages and good coffee.
The market offers plenty of outdoor seating with views over the big blue sea and Table Bay. That is why this is a favourite for locals and tourists alike. The market is also children and dog friendly.
Where: Granger Bay Blvd, V&A Waterfront
When: Wed: 5pm – 9pm | Sat: 8.15am – 2pm | Sun: 9am – 2pm
Website: ozcf.co.za | Email: [email protected] | Tel: 083 628 3426
Facebook: @OZCfarm | Instagram: @ozcfarm
Century City Natural Goods Market
In the heart of urban Century City, there is a market that focuses on the natural side of life. Known as the Century City Natural Goods Market, this market happens once a month and is an event not to be missed.
The markets are generally split between the summer day markets and winter night markets, held in the central park of Century City. With a vast collection of craft beers, gins and tonics, organic wines, and numerous food stalls, the market is a great hit among the locals.
Many of the stalls sell delicious baked goods and sweet things, and the market also has general entertainment to keep the kids preoccupied. All of the above can be enjoyed while local musicians sing their hearts out on the stage provided for live music.
We highly suggest following the market’s social media platforms here or Century City’s main website here to remain clued up on up-and-coming events.
Where: Park Lane, Central Park, Century City
When: Last weekend of the month
Website: centurycity.co.za | Email: [email protected]
Facebook: @centurycitynaturalgoodsmarket | Instagram: @centurycitynaturalgoodsmarket
Earth Fair Market
The Earth Fair Market is your typical “good vibes and family festive-fun” kind of market in the Southern Suburbs of Tokai. It features live music from local artists and a wide selection of bread, cheeses and cuisines to savour. Making it ideal for suburbanites looking for entertainment during the week can pop in for a great dining experience on Wednesdays.
The artisanal food vendors serve delicious Indian curries, ribs, Thai bowls and more. Whereas the beverage section contains 12 craft beers on tap, gin and brandy options, and an Origin Coffee stand for the caffeinated coffee-lovers.
The Wednesday night markets are family-friendly, set up with a kids’ entertainment area that is run by Freedom Adventure Park. On Saturday mornings, the market has enough meat, organic vegetables and dairy on offer for you to stock up for the week. There is an additional outdoor seating area, for when the inside communal tables in the middle of the bustling stalls are fully seated.
Where: South Palms Centre, 333 Main Rd, Tokai
When: Wed: 4pm – 9pm | Sun: 10am – 3pm
Website: earthfairmarket.co.za | Email: [email protected] | Tel: 067 108 1530
Facebook: @earthfairmarket | Instagram: @earthfairmarket
Under the Trees Market
Take a stroll outdoors and enjoy the shade of lush trees and a gentle breeze that blows through your hair, or over your scalp depending on your genus, as you enjoy the market and stalls set before you.
This authentic outdoor market houses a wide selection of artisanal and original products displayed via sun-kissed stalls that are diplomatically arranged amongst the trees. Under The Trees Market is a place to find stunning local creations and enjoy an educational conversation with the crafters and bakers themselves.
Local musicians provide live entertainment as visitors browse through the market. Guests are encouraged to bring their four-legged friends or even take one home at the adoption stall. We suggest you double-check that you don’t accidentally take someone else’s dog home by mistake though.
The Under the Trees Market in Constantia is the ideal place to connect with nature and get a little retail therapy simultaneously.
Where: False Bay Rugby Club, Sports Complex, Constantia, Constantia Main Road, Alphen, Cape Town
When: Sundays, from 10am-3pm
Email: [email protected] | Tel: 073 195 4298
Facebook: @underthetreesmarket | Instagram: @underthetreesmarket
Chilled Market at the Range
At The Range is a cut above your usual markets in Cape Town. This weekly food market is a popular attraction for families or anyone looking to escape busy grocery stores and support small businesses instead.
There are loads of stalls selling a great variety of locally grown and harvested produce sourced straight from the Cape farmers. However, that’s not what sets this market apart from all the others in Cape Town. The main attraction of this market is the location. It’s a quick escape from the city nestled between the Constantia wine valley and the lush woodlands of Tokai for breathtaking views.
The market exudes a cosy atmosphere and promises to satisfy food cravings, and entertain guests with local acts taking the stage. This is easily accomplished with the variety of meals and snacks on offer. Guests can also expect to find a well-stocked bar, and partake in once-off tasting sessions provided by some of the vendors.
Where: Orpen Road, Tokai, Cape Town
When: Fri: 4.30pm – 9.30pm | Sun: 10am – 4pm
Website: therange.co.za | Email: [email protected] | Tel: 021 713 2340
Facebook: @TheRangeMarket | Instagram: @chilledmarketattherange
Green Point Flea Market
Any old-school Capetonian can tell you about the Green Point flea market, which was shut down during the construction of the Green Point stadium. Now, 15 years later, the market is back, with many of the original vendors taking up their spots.
Every Sunday, make sure to head down to the stadium for all your produce and clothing needs, as well as kids entertainment and a coffee stand to make it a great morning out.
Where: P4 Parking Lot, Green Point Stadium
When: Sundays, from 8am – 5pm
Facebook: Green Point Flea Market
Franschhoek Village Market
Every Saturday, the village of Franschhoek lights up with the weekly Franschhoek Village Market. At the market, you can spend a day with family and friends, enjoying good food and drink, quality craft, upbeat live music and good times under the historic Oak trees.
The website is updated every Thursday with information on the market’s happenings, based on the predicted weather forecast.
Where: 29 Huguenot Rd, Franschhoek
When: Saturdays, 9am – 3pm
Website: franschhoekvillagemarket.co.za
Facebook: Franschhoek Village Market | Instagram: @franschhoekvillagemarket
De Werf Food Market
De Werf Market is a popular weekend food market, with fun, exciting options for the whole family. Kids can enjoy the on-site entertainment, which includes a zip line and trampoline, while parents can enjoy live music, craft beers and a variety of food options.
Venture inside to browse the hand-picked items created and displayed by local vendors.
Where: De Werf, Intersection R304 and N7, Philadelphia Rd, Philadelphia
When: Saturday and Sunday | 10am – 4pm
Website: dewerf.co.za | Email: [email protected]a | Tel: 064 867 8578
Facebook: De Werf Farmstall and Weekend Market
Farm House Flea Market
A family-focused market complete with a petting zoo, lively auctions, second-hand treasures, and an array of delicious food options, the Farm House Flea Market offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere with good food, great music, and friendly faces every weekend.
Where: Steneveldpad, Dennegeurplaas, off Bottelary Road. Close to Welgelegen 4 x 4, Stellenbosch
When: Saturday and Sunday | 9am – 3pm
Email: [email protected] | Tel: 078 804 1972
Facebook: Farm House Flea Market
Camphill Village Market
The peaceful surroundings of Camphill Village are the perfect backdrop to the monthly market. A wide range of goods are on offer, including Camphill’s own produce of organic vegetables, fruits and herbs, the dairy’s legendary yoghurts and cheeses, and the bakery’s renowned breads, biscuits and rusks.
The Camphill Cafe also provides a variety of delicious meals, and visiting stallholders and live music all contribute to the lively atmosphere.
Where: Camphill Village West Coast, 103 Klein Dassenberg Road, Dassenberg Dr, Cape Town
When: First Sunday of the month | 10am – 2pm
Website: camphill.org.za | Email: [email protected] | Tel: 021 571 8600
Facebook: Camphill Village West Coast
Market in the Garden Stellenbosch
Discover exciting pop-up shops and new favourite vendors at this weekly market in Stellenbosch. Enjoy the beautiful surroundings of the Stellenbosch Botanical Gardens while you shop, and jam along to live music while connecting with the community.
Where: Stellenbosch Botanical Gardens, Neethling St, Stellenbosch
When: Saturdays | 10am – 3pm
Email: [email protected] | Tel: 074 704 7800
Facebook: Market in the Garden Stellenbosch | Instagram: @marketinthegardenstellenbosch
Melkbos Family Market
The Melkbos Family Market is an affair for the whole family, with live music, jumping castles, a silent music disco, and food options for all preferences. Spend time with the family at this exciting market experience.
Where: 1 Robben Road, Melkbosstrand
When: Various
Email: [email protected] | Tel: 074 885 1471
Facebook: Melkbos Family Market
Milkwood Jeffrys Bay Farmer’s Market
Milkwood Market is a family-friendly market situated in Jeffreys Bay, nestled under the Milkwood Trees. The perfect place to meet friends while enjoying good food, music & a variety of handmade products & so much more. The market is also pet friendly, so make sure to bring the furry friends.
Where: Fountains Mall, Jeffry’s Bay
When: Various Saturdays | 9am – 1pm
Tel: 071 507 7807 | Facebook: Milkwood Jeffrys Bay Farmer’s Market
Vegan Goods Market
The Vegan Goods Market takes place every first Sunday of the month. It is a welcoming and inclusive space where people can conveniently and easily shop for vegan, eco-friendly and cruelty-free food, beverage, home, and body products.
The market is a meeting place for people from all walks of life, to meet others who are on the same journey as them, to support local, up-and-coming businesses, as well as enjoy a lovely day out with their friends and family, and that includes the doggies too!
Where: The Range, Orpen Rd, Tokai, Cape Town
When: First Sunday of the month | 10am – 3pm
Website: vegangoodsmarket.co.za | Tel: 063 214 6880
Facebook: Vegan Goods Market | Instagram: @vegangoodsmarket
Vredehoek City Farm Market
Enjoy fresh coffee and a variety of local produce at the Vredehoek City Farm Market, with live music and unmatched energy. With half the profits supporting the Good Hope Seminary Junior School, the market is a not-to-be-missed weekend staple.
Where: Good Hope Seminary Junior School, Vredehoek
When: Saturdays | 8am – 1pm
Tel: 076 322 0661 | Facebook: Vredehoek City Farm Market
Milnerton Flea Market
A staple of the Cape Town market scene, the Milnerton Flea Market has a variety of antiques and knick-knacks on sale every week. Lose yourself for a few hours and find your next treasure, ranging from jewellery and furniture to toys and books.
Where: Marine Drive (R27) & Milner Road Intersection Metro Industrial Township, Milnerton
When: Saturdays and Sundays | Sat: 7am – 2pm | Sun: 7am – 3pm
Email: [email protected] | Tel: 021 512 1135
Facebook: Milnerton Flea Market
Adderley St Flower Market
If you’re looking for your next favourite bouquet, look no further than the Adderley St Flower Market. Open daily, the stalls offer a wide variety of flowers and bouquets, making sure that everyone leaves with something special.
Where: Adderley St, Cape Town City Centre
When: Daily | 6am – 6pm
Email: [email protected]
Blaauwklippen Market
Set on one of Stellenbosch’s oldest wine estates, the Blaauwklippen Family Market has been a beloved weekend institution since 1995. Open every Saturday and Sunday, the market is known for its relaxed atmosphere and strong focus on local, organic, and sustainably sourced products. Surrounded by vineyards and mountain views, it offers a slower, more grounded market experience that feels equally suited to casual browsing and long, lingering lunches.
Visitors can expect a carefully curated mix of artisanal food, fresh produce, baked goods, handmade products, and seasonal offerings, with an emphasis on quality and local craftsmanship. The setting itself adds to the appeal, combining historic Cape Winelands charm with wide open spaces and family-friendly energy.
Please note that the market is unfortunately not pet-friendly.
Where: Blaauwklippen Wine Estate, R44 Strand Rd, Stellenbosch
When: Saturday & Sunday | 9am – 5pm
Website: www.blaauwklippen.com
Instagram: blaauwklippen | Facebook: Blaauklippen Vineyards
Lourensford Market
Located on the picturesque Lourensford Wine Estate in Somerset West, the Lourensford Market has become one of the Helderberg’s most popular weekend destinations. Combining food, wine, shopping, and entertainment in a scenic outdoor setting, the market offers a lively yet relaxed atmosphere surrounded by landscaped gardens, oak trees, and sprawling lawns.
With more than 60 permanent stalls and a rotating mix of pop-up vendors, visitors can browse everything from handmade crafts and local artwork to artisanal produce and unusual speciality finds. The food offering is equally varied, with estate wines, craft beer, sweet treats, and street-food style options available throughout the day.
Live music from local DJs, acoustic performers, and bands adds to the atmosphere, while family-friendly activities, including jungle gyms, putt-putt, art jamming, archery, and interactive fountains, make it an easy outing for all ages.
Where: Timour Hall Villa, St Joans Rd, Plumstead, Cape Town
When: Friday 5pm – 10pm | Saturday & Sunday 11am – 4pm
Website: www.lfhm.co.za
Instagram: lourensfordmarket | Facebook: Lourensford Market
