Popping into one of the many weekend markets in Johannesburg is one of those tried and trusted ways to unwind. Whether you’re on the lookout for unique, small-scale crafts or just want to take in the vibey atmosphere, we list some of the best weekend markets to keep on your radar.
Markets happening this weekend
From The Ground Market
The second of the winter season series, this event is a day filled with live music to set the tone, delicious food trucks to treat every palate, and lifestyle and artisan stalls with an array of delightful products to choose from.
The market is also an opportunity to stock up on fresh farm produce, and the kids will be entertained with a variety of activities. Feel free to bring your well-behaved furry friends along on leads, too!
Soak up the winter sun, bring your picnic blankets (seating is first-come, first-served), and enjoy a laid-back Sunday at Ground.
Cost: R120pp | R60pp (U18) | U3 Free. Book via Howler.
When: Sunday, 26 July from 10am to 4pm
Where: Ground The Venue, Plot 19 Driefontein Rd, Muldersdrift, Johannesburg
HalaalGoods Market
At South Africa’s very first artisanal market dedicated to Halaal food and lifestyle goods, HalaalGoods Market welcomes keen foodies, families and halaal fashion-lovers from all walks of life who want to explore the different tastes and flavours that Joburg’s cultural melting pot has to offer.
Plus, the market will also be serving up artisanal desserts and handcrafted beverages, fashion, homeware, jewellery and gifts. There’s also food, locally made clothing and kids’ craft play areas as part of the market’s offerings.
Cost: Saturday and Sunday – R30pp per day online or at the gate; First Taste Friday – R75pp (R80pp at the door); Children under 12 enter free | Book online or buy at the door
When: Friday to Sunday, 24 to 26 July 2026 | First Taste Friday from 2.30pm to 10pm; Saturday from 10am to 10pm and Sunday from 10am to 6pm
Where: Waterfall Park, Mall of Africa, Waterfall City, Midrand
The Verge Market
The Verge Market brings a fresh, local vibe to the Verge Shopping Centre in Linksfield.
Surrounded by restaurants and a variety of retail stores, it’s the perfect stop for lunch, a quick browse, or a unique find.
When: Saturday, 25 July from 11am to 3pm
Where: Verge Shopping Centre, 100 Linksfield Rd, Dowerglen, Johannesburg
The Grand Pop Up
The Grand Pop Up returns with its Warmth & Wonder Winter Pop Up Market, a beautifully curated weekend market celebrating local creativity and creating beautiful spaces where small businesses can thrive and shoppers can discover something truly special.
Drape yourselves in coats, grab a coffee, wander through beautifully styled stalls, enjoy food and drinks, and reconnect with the simple pleasure of shopping in person, where conversations are real, and every purchase carries a story.
With a handpicked collection of over 50 vendors who are designers, makers and small businesses set in an indoor and outdoor space, guests can expect everything from fashion and jewellery to home décor, self-care, artisanal treats, art, and thoughtfully crafted pieces perfect for the season ahead.
Cost: R40pp at the door. Kids enter free. Secure parking is available at the event
When: Saturday, 25 July from 10am to 5pm. Sunday, 26 July from 10am to 4pm
Where: SASS The Venue (previously The Cypriot Club), 12 Concorde Rd West, Bedfordview, Johannesburg
The Cedar Market
The Cedar Market is another mall-based market, taking place in the Cedar Square Shopping Centre.
The family-friendly market features a beautiful selection of handmade crafts, artisanal goods, and delicious treats, all created by local makers and vendors. Whether you’re looking for something unique, treating yourself, or simply enjoying the atmosphere, there’s something for everyone.
Cost: Free entry
When: Saturday, 25 July from 11am to 4pm
Where: Cedar Square Shopping Centre, Cedar Rd, Fourways, Johannesburg
Parkdene Day Market
The Parkdene Day market invites visitors out for a fantastic day with family and friends.
Marketgoers are encouraged to browse unique local craft stalls, enjoy delicious street food, relax with live music, and soak up the vibrant community atmosphere.
Cost: Free entry
When: Saturday, 25 July from 11am to 4pm
Where: Parkdene Boulevard, 323 Rondebult Rd, Parkdene, Boksburg
The Night Market @ Emperors
The Night Market @ Emperors features local creators and artisans showcasing their absolute best handcrafted street food and unique crafts.
Aside from the vibrant mix of food stalls, craft traders, live entertainment, and drinks, the market is also a great setup to unwind and catch up with friends as the kids enjoy a full evening of entertainment, featuring jumping castles, stilt walkers, and so much more.
Cost: R30pp | R10pp (U18)
When: Saturday, 25 July from 5pm to 10pm
Where: Emperors Palace, 64 Jones Rd, O.R. Tambo, Kempton Park
Bunny Park Craft Market
This family-friendly weekend market features a car boot sale and over 100 stalls with distinctive goods, including aromatherapy soaps and candles, knives, metalwork, embroidery, handmade jewellery and accessories, home bakes, plants, decoupage, pet accessories, fabric painting, craft kits, toys and much more.,
There’s also live entertainment and a host of activities to keep the kids busy, including sand art, face painting, pony and camel rides, and farmyard activities featuring donkeys, chickens, goats and rabbits. There’s also an R30 per child treasure hunt for the little ones to enjoy.
Cost: Free entry
When: Saturday, 25 July from 9am to 2pm
Where: Pretoria Rd, Rynfield, Benoni
Irene Christmas In July Village Market
The Irene Village Market features a wonderful selection of local artisans, handmade treasures, delicious treats, and unique gifts. It invites visitors to soak up the Christmas spirit and support local while enjoying everything this magical festival has to offer.
It’s the perfect way to enjoy a festive day out with family and friends.
Cost: Free entry
When: Saturday, 25 July from 9am to 2pm
Where: The Big Red Barn, 7 Nelson Rd, Olifantsfontein, Pretoria
Vinyl Fair at Stash Records
The Vinyl Fair at Railways Cafe is the longest-running vinyl market in Pretoria, with over 10 years under its belt.
This monthly vinyl fair features unbelievable vinyl records up for grabs as music-lovers can explore collections from four vinyl dealers with genres from rock to pop, alternative to RnB and Soul, and so much more.
Cost: Free entry
When: Saturday, 25 July from 10am to 2pm
Where: Stash Records, 2 Hack Rd, Irene, Pretoria
Picnic and Thrift
The Picnic and Thrift Market is a space where sustainability and ethical fashion meet, inviting shoppers to dig through 80 stalls featuring a variety of pre-loved garments and unique fashion finds.
Beyond thrifting, visitors are encouraged to bring their picnic blankets, relax on the grass, and enjoy the outdoors, transforming the thrifting experience into a social day where friends and family can gather.
Cost: Free entry
When: Saturday, 25 July from 11am to 4pm
Where: Waverly Sports Club, 126 Stirling St, Waverley, Johannesburg
Irene Village Market
The Irene Village Market celebrates its 36th year, having grown into a market known for locally handmade arts and crafts in a beautiful forest area.
The market helps entrepreneurs showcase their products and is a pet-friendly space where visitors enjoy a local outdoor shopping experience, live entertainment, extraordinary food, local on-tap beer and even a petting zoo.
Cost: Free entry
When: Saturday, 25 July from 9am to 2pm
Where: The Big Red Barn, 7 Nelson Rd, Olifantsfontein, Pretoria
The Sunshine Market
The Sunshine Market transforms Mozzafiato into a vibrant night market experience filled with flavour, music, and community spirit.
As the sun sets, visitors can enjoy a curated selection of delicious food stalls, handcrafted goods, live entertainment, kids’ activities, pet-friendly vibes and unique finds while soaking up the relaxed urban atmosphere.
When: Sunday, 26 July from 4pm to 9pm
Where: Serengeti Golf and Wildlife Estate, Mozzafiato, Kempton Park
Upcoming markets in Joburg
Brooklyn Mall Antique Fair
The Brooklyn Mall Antique Fair unpacks a world of fascinating and valuable antiques and fine art spanning a range of periods. The fair is one of the biggest in the province and a must-see event for anyone interested in interior design, history, and art.
If you can’t spend on a precious find, don’t fret, as there are unique finds for every pocket with handmade jewellery, cool trinkets and small collectables up for grabs. There’s also the chance to chat with passionate dealers and get to know them and their goods. Amateur collectors are welcome to bring items for valuation as well.
Cost: Free entry
When: Saturday, 1 August from 9am to 3pm
Where: The Atrium at Brooklyn Mall, Corner of Veale Street and Fehrsen Street, Nieuw Muckleneuk, Pretoria
The Antique Fair at The Firs
The Antique Fair at The Firs in Rosebank is one of the most popular vintage markets in Johannesburg. Here you’ll find all things treasured, vintage, and indie, and it’s a great opportunity to hunt down that perfect bespoke or bygone-era piece of treasure.
Expect trestle tables filled with vintage and pre-loved clothing, jewellery and some contemporary local art. The antique fair brings together over 70 of Johannesburg’s serious collectors and vintage purveyors, offering vintage collector pieces, stylish preloved gems such as authentic Louis Vuitton handbags and millinery creations, as well as quirky bits and pieces, jewellery and fashion.
Cost: Free entry
When: Sunday, 2 August from 10am to 4pm
Where: The Firs, Biermann Ave, Rosebank, Johannesburg
MARC’et @ The MARC
The stylish Marc Shopping Centre transforms into the monthly Marc’et @ The March, bringing together fresh produce, artisanal goods, gourmet snacks, and unique gifts.
High-end stores and offices surround the market, so it’s the perfect stop for anyone looking for a quick lunch featuring gourmet goodies, a quick browse of gifts and trinkets or a unique find of artisanal and handmade delights.
Cost: Free entry
When: Wednesday, 29 June to Thursday 30 June from 11am to 4pm
Where: Marc Shopping Centre, 129 Rivonia Rd, Sandown, Sandton
Alberton Night Market
Expect the best street food in Jozi, live music, family-friendly entertainment, and an entire village of craft vendors selling everything from handmade homeware to unique finds.
It’s the kind of outing that works for everyone: date night, kids’ night, girls’ night, or a solo stroll with a snack in each hand. You’ll be outdoors under the stars, proudly supporting South African small businesses, and leaving with full bellies and full shopping bags.
Cost: R30 entry for adults; R10 entry for U18s. Pay at entry
When: Saturday, 1 August from 4pm to 10pm
Where: Alberton Football Club. Cnr Braun and Elandsfontein Dr, Alberton
Fourways Rustic and Gourmet Pop Up Market
The Fourways Rustic and Gourmet Market is a monthly celebration of all things local, sustainable, and delicious. The market platforms unique arts and crafts, fresh organic produce, stylish thrift clothing, handmade jewellery, and exquisite beauty products.
The latest pop-up market takes place at Woodmead Retail Park, featuring an even bigger showcase of local talent, beautiful crafts, and incredible food in a truly beautiful community space.
Cost: Free entry
When: Saturday, 1 August from 10am to 3pm
Where: Woodmead Retail Park (Woolworths entrance), 1 Waterval Cres S, Sandton
Le Marché
This charming outdoor market captures the feel of a traditional French village, inviting visitors to enjoy authentic European foods and artisan crafts in a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere.
The market features freshly prepared galettes and crêpes, artisanal cheeses, freshly baked baguettes, colourful macarons, rich chocolate truffles, and delicate tarts.
Beyond the food, the market platforms custom jewellery, unique home decorations, and locally produced clothing and textiles. There’s also a safe, dedicated play area where kids can enjoy themselves.
Cost: Free entry
When: Saturday, 1 August from 9am to 2pm
Where: 17 Poplar Avenue Riverclub, Sandton
Hooked on Thrift
Discover treasures at the Hooked on Thrift Market: Rusty Hook’s monthly haven for vintage, upcycled, and pre-loved finds.
This is where sustainable shopping meets unique style, one stall at a time. From quirky clothing and one-of-a-kind accessories to unique upcycled goodies, there’s something for everyone to discover.
Cost: Free entry
When: Saturday 1 August, from 10am to 3pm
Where: Rusty Hook, 22 Wilge St, Wilgespruit 190-Iq, Roodepoort
Keto & Banting Real Food Market
The monthly Banting Real Food Market is a vibrant day dedicated to wholesome living, where sugar-free, low-carb, gluten-free, and whole-food goodness take centre stage. Whether you’re committed to the lifestyle or simply looking for healthier alternatives, there’s something delicious waiting for you.
Expect freshly baked low-carb breads and treats, decadent guilt-free desserts, nourishing whole-food meals, clean and wholesome snacks, sugar-free indulgences, unique wellness finds and more.
Meet passionate local exhibitors who are ready to share their products, knowledge, and love for better living.
Cost: Free entry
When: Saturday, 1 August from 9am to 3pm
Where: Pick n Pay Court, Irene Village Mall, Cnr of Nellmapius Dr &, Van Ryneveld Ave, Irene, Centurion
Menlo Vinyl Record Fair
Whether you’re into pop, rock, reggae, or blues, you can’t beat the authentic sound of vinyl. Pretoria’s monthly vinyl record market is definitely worth a visit for hardcore collectors, newbies to the scene, or just discerning musos. There’s also a listening station to explore the releases before purchase.
Buyers can leaf through a limited edition release from bygone local bands or acts and a broad range of genres. If Lady Luck is on your side, score a rare first press or secure those one-off pieces for expanding your record collection.
Once you’re done, tuck into Capital Craft’s unbeatable burgers or enjoy the R45 Mohope draught special. The space is also the go-to for hardcore craft beer fans thanks to a large library of local and imported beers and the laid-back vibe.
Cost: Free entry
When: Sunday, 2 August from 10am to 2pm
Where: Shop No. 20, Greenlyn Village Centre, Cnr Thomas Edison & 12th Street East, Menlo Park, Pretoria
Easy Like a Sunday Market
The Easy Like Sunday Market is back in Midrand, featuring an amazing lineup for the whole family.
The dog-friendly market provides great food at an amazing price, including wood-fired pizza and a scrumptious Sunday roast, and live music from 12pm. There’s also fun for the whole family, ranging from jumping castles and trampolines to foosball, pool tables and two boma areas. What’s more, if you’re in a shopping mood, there are market stalls packed with homemade jams, cheeses, organic cleaning products, pet goodies, kids’ toys, handcrafted gifts, and beautiful jewellery.
Cost: Free entry. Wood-fired pizza oven and delicious Sunday roast at R135pp | R90pp for kids. Telephone 010 786 1109 to book a table.
When: Sunday, 2 August from 11am
Where: Country Pub Kyalami, Cedar Rd, Kyalami, Midrand
First Sunday at Victoria Yards
Victoria Yards hosts a vibey market event with loads of fun things to do. Joburg’s famous industrial-style retail space hones in on its artisanal charm by spotlighting creative makers, all showing off small-scale and handmade wares.
The market often features live pottery demonstrations by skilled ceramicists, hands-on workshops, open artist studios featuring over 40 local artisans, traditional artisanal pottery and craft displays, live music creating the perfect creative atmosphere, gourmet food vendors to fuel your artistic spirit, and family-friendly activities for creators of all ages.
Cost: Free entry
When: Sunday, 2 August from 10am to 4pm
Where: Victoria Yards, 16 Viljoen Street, Lorentzenville, Johannesburg
Kind Earth Market
The Kind Earth Market is presumably one of Johannesburg’s best-rated markets, featuring all the most popular vegan stalls in the city.
With over 80 stalls on show, the market promises to deliver its usual vegan food fare and craft extravaganza. Visitors can expect to find vegan and hippie fare such as creamy cheeses, decadent desserts, fast food and tie-dyed everything. There is also live entertainment on the day to keep visitors enthused between mouthfuls of delicious, healthy food.
Other offerings are a kids’ play area, massages, esoteric and crystal stalls, rescue shelters to support, and early morning yoga. Leashed dogs are welcome.
Cost: Free entry
When: Sunday 2 August, from 9am to 3pm
Where: 25 Braeside Road Greenside, Johannesburg
Horwood’s Open Air Market
Visitors at this market can indulge in delicious street food from the stalls, browse and shop the local fashion and design goodies, and let the kids play freely in this park setting.
There’s also live entertainment with multiple performers taking the stage. For pet lovers, leashed dogs are welcome, but no exotic pets are allowed at the park.
Cost: R20pp | R10pp for kids and pensioners | U6 free. Tickets are sold at the door only
When: Sunday, 2 August from 9am to 4pm
Where: Homestead Road, Edenvale, Johannesburg
012 Vintage Sundays
Step into a world of nostalgia and good vibes and experience a relaxed day of vintage shopping, soulful music, and one-of-a-kind finds.
Expect thrift and vintage fashion, antiques and collectables, vinyl records, books, decor and unique treasures, great coffee and a chill Sunday atmosphere.
Whether you’re hunting for retro gems, enjoying timeless tunes, or just soaking up the vibes, there’s something for every vintage lover.
Cost: Free entry
When: Sunday, 2 August from 9am to 1pm
Where: Menlyn Maine Central Square, Spar Entrance by Lucky Bread, Cnr Aramist and Corobay Ave, Waterkloof Glen, Pretoria
Weekend markets in Johannesburg
The Playground – Temporarily Closed
In the urban gem Braamfontein, you can find yourself in the midst of one of Joburg’s most famous markets. We’re, of course, referring to the Neighbourgoods Market at The Playground.
For those of our readers who are unfamiliar with the Neighbourgoods Market, allow us to explain. Every Saturday, The Playground hosts a regular artisan Market with a menu of gourmet street food, cocktails, and live music performances, rounded off with a DJ.
One of our reasons for choosing this market is that they hold the ethos of not only being a market but being focused on the visitor experience and creating a platform for exceptional young talent in Joburg.
Cost: Free entry from 10am to 12pm. R20pp from 12pm to 6pm. Kids under 12 enter free
When: Every Saturday, from 10am – 6pm
Where: 73 Juta Street, Braamfontein
Website: theplayground.co.za | Email: [email protected] | Tel: 060 890 4501
Prison Break Market
Essentially, this market is the ideal compromise between a pop-up market and a shopping centre. It is a base for crafters to permanently manufacture goods in front of visitors and patrons in an effort to make the shopping experience more entertaining and educational.
The Prison Break Market houses seven different unique sheds that each offer different experiences. Each shed has different operating days and times, so it is important to follow their social media or check online to see the operating hours or any additional information.
Cost: Free entry
When: Tuesday between 9am and 5pm | Wednesday to Sunday between 9am to 9pm
Where: Cnr. Main &, 10 MacMillan Road, Lachlan Rd, Glenferness AH, Midrand
Website: prisonbreakmarket.co.za | Email: [email protected]
Melville Food and Farmer’s Market
Celebrating the dreamers, crafters, creatives and foodies, Melville’s Food and Farmers Market hosts the best local products every Saturday.
Claiming that there is always something special to discover, the market houses different stalls with a variety of mongers. From quirky and cute toys to delicious jams and homemade meals. It’s no wonder this market flaunts the element of surprise on a weekly basis.
Cost: Free entry
When: Every Saturday, from 9am – 2pm
Where: Cnr of Carlow Rd and Rustenburg Rd, Melville
Email: [email protected] | Tel: 082 399 8126
The Food Market at Syringa Park
Set up permanently in an open environment at the park, the 14 gourmet eateries and bars all specialise in a range of food offerings. Here you’ll find a world of flavours to try such as Texan Barbeque, Portuguese cuisine, and a taste of Argentina among others. There are also sandwiches, burgers and hotdogs, and Halaal-friendly food.
Seating spaces are available on the deck overlooking the park. Grab a brew of your choice at AfricaBlack Coffee Shop (open Monday-Sunday 7am-10pm) with ample seating and is surrounded by lush greenery. See more things to do at Syringa Park here.
When: Friday to Sunday, 10am until 9pm
Where: Syringa Park, Avianto Estate, Muldersdrift
Bryanston Market
Established in 1976, The Bryanston Organic Market is one of Joburg’s oldest outdoor markets. Specialising in organically grown fresh produce and delicious deli foods, the market is a favourite to all our lovers of natural life and natural ingredients.
Every Thursday and Saturday, you can find the best crafts, gifts, jewellery and clothing primarily made from natural materials and fabrics. So, by supporting this market, you’ll also be supporting a focused group of small business and solo entrepreneurs.
Recently the Bryanston Organic Market branched out and joined the inevitable online shopping platforms. Because of this, they now grant convenient access to their range of deli and pantry items, along with the collection of wellness products.
Cost: Free entry
When: Every Thursday and Saturday, from 9am – 3pm
Where:40 Culross Rd, Bryanston, Johannesburg
Website: bryanstonmarket.co.za | Email: [email protected] | Tel: 011 706 3671
The Fourways Farmer’s Market
Previously found in the Fourways Nursery next to Monte Casino, this market has branched out and moved to a bigger and better space, known as the Modderfontein Reserve. However, they kept the front door and moved it with them.
By entering through their traditional farm-style corrugated entrance, you wander into a lavender-rich picnic area with a fantastic view of the Reserve Lake. Make your way through to the market section, where they have a vast selection of locally made products. With a cocktail in one hand and a meal in the other, you can either browse through all the crafts, jewellery and arts or sit under the trees and enjoy the view of the lake or sounds of singer-songwriters hoping to be the next Ed Sheeran.
Cost: R20pp per adult
When: Every Saturday and Sunday, from 8am – 6pm
Where: Taroko Farm Modderfontein Reserve, Norfolk Ln, Klipfontein View, Lethabong
Website: ffmarket.co.za | Email: [email protected] | Tel: 064 870 4116
Rosebank Sunday Market
Voted Best of Joburg Craft Market 2021, this popular market is a true expression of South Africa’s vibrancy and dynamism. The market celebrates its diversity through its variety. Therefore, it offers something for everyone with a vast selection of craft stalls, live music, kids’ entertainment, and gourmet food traders.
Situated inside Rosebank Mall, the open rooftop parking space transforms into a world-class market. With a backdrop of the Johannesburg skyline, it perfectly complements the South African tradition of entrepreneurship.
With free entrance and over 140 traders on any given Sunday, the market is an easy choice for a complete day’s outing. From vintage sections, clothing, books, artworks, jewellery and home décor, to food stalls with a massive variety, your options are near limitless.
Cost: Free entry
When: Every Sunday, from 9am – 4pm
Where: Rosebank Mall, 20 Baker St, Rosebank, Johannesburg
Website: rosebanksundaymarket.co.za | Email: [email protected] | Tel: 072 243 8582
Melville Artisanal Market
This is your Saturday essential stop. Forget the hustle and bustle, get all your weekly essentials and discover unique, locally made gifts at the Melville Artisanal Market! They’re your convenient one-stop shop every Saturday.
Cost: Free entry
When: Every Saturday from 9am to 2pm
Where: Cnr Carlow & Rustenburg Roads, Melville, Johannesburg (next to the tennis courts)
Email: [email protected] | Tel: 069 844 6095
Melville Market
Melville Market is a weekly community market in the heart of Melville where locals and friends meet to enjoy a variety of stalls offering from handmade soaps and tinctures to colourful shweshwe and antiques, with a wide range of food and pantry products to take home or something to eat at the market.
Every now and then they also celebrate an artist, photographer or crafter.
Cost: Free entry
When: Every Saturday from 9am to 2pm
Where: Melville Kruis Church, 51 4th Avenue, Melville, Johannesburg
Tel: 084 477 7137
Riversands Farm Village
This regular Sunday market houses stalls for all sorts of interesting local crafters. From funky African art to delicious homemade goods.
Situated in the Riversand Farm Village, the market serves as a fun-filled destination for families with kids, or pet-owning patrons. With an array of various craft beers, food stalls and shopping goods, Riversand Farm Village Market is an easy way to keep busy on a slow Sunday.
Cost: Free entrance
When: Every Sunday, from 9am – 4pm
Where: Riversands Farm Village, Rose Rd, Midrand, Johannesburg
Website: riversandsfarm.co.za | Email: [email protected] | Tel: 082 927 9675
Cowboy Town
Step into the wild, wild West at Cowboy Town in Krugersdorp – a unique, family-friendly attraction just outside Johannesburg that runs every weekend. Designed to transport you back in time, this Western-themed village features saloons, general stores, cowboy gear, and rustic charm at every turn.
They set up a range of food, drink and craft stalls in the dusty streets. Here you can tuck into a a hearty meal, or enjoy a bit of live entertainment, there’s something here for everyone.
It’s perfect for family outings, group events, or themed parties. Children love the pony rides, while adults enjoy browsing the quirky shops and vintage wares. With its lively atmosphere and authentic frontier feel, Cowboy Town offers a taste of the Old West right in Gauteng.
Cost: Free entrance
When: Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Saturday and Sunday, 8am to 3pm
Where: 1 McLean Street, West Village, Krugersdorp
Tel: 079 596 5225
Craft Market on Zeiss
Explore handcrafted treasures, indulge in delicious food and drinks, and enjoy curated picnic packages under the blooming canopy. Kids can play freely in our dedicated area, while you unwind to a soulful playlist in our serene, dog-friendly garden.
Cost: R10pp for entry.
When: Every Saturday from 9am to 4pm
Where: Garden on Zeiss, 1 Zeiss Rd, Harveston AH, Honeydew, Roodepoort
Email: [email protected] | Tel: 081 098 2034
Weekend markets in Pretoria
Hazel Food & ACC Market
The Hazel Food Market celebrates the art of good living with resh, locally grown produce, artisan breads and pastries, international flavours and delicacies, fine cheeses, charcuterie and confections.
The ACC Market (Arts, Crafts & Culture) offers a curated collection of handmade craftsmanship and timeless finds such a handmade bird seed ornaments, hand-stitched leather goods, vintage and thrift treasures, rare and pre-loved books, bespoke jewellery, candles, indoor plants, and artful décor, African curios, a great selection of vibrant African beaded works, oil Based Perfume (organic) and many more handmade products.
Cost: Free entry
When: Saturdays from 8am to 2pm
Where: Phobians Club, 378 Queen’s Cres, Lynnwood, Pretoria
Busstop7 Open Air Market
BusStop7 in Pretoria East is a great way to spend weekends with the family. You’ll find over 150 stalls selling everything from local cheese, raw honey, organic fruit & veg, and unique lifestyle apparel for gifting.
They’re pretty serious about creating an experience with a wide range of food and drink vendors to try while taking in some country air. A kids play area is available, and dogs are welcome at the venue.
Cost: R25pp. Kids u/12 enter free
When: Every Friday to Sunday, from 9am to 4pm
Where: Cnr Duiker and Foxtrot Street, Pretoria
Website: busstop7.co.za | Email: [email protected] | Tel: 081 877 6924
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