farmers market in Winelands
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The Market Shed
Cape Town, South AfricaFarmers Market located in Strand, open every Saturday. Locals can buy their weekly produce here and stop by for their favourite foods, drinks and treats.
Groenstoor
Worcester, Western Cape South AfricaSupport local small businesses at this monthly event. Taking place every first Saturday of the month at Groenstoor in Brandwacht, Worcester.
Stellenbosch Slow Market
Stellenbosch, South AfricaStellenbosch's favourite Saturday morning market. Featuring the finest artisanal producers, gourmet food vendors, craft beers, and local designers.
Lourensford Market
Cape Town, Western Cape South AfricaThe Lourensford Market is the perfect weekend breakaway for the whole family, with featured vendors and a list of activities to enjoy on the wine estate.
Blaauwklippen Family Market - Stellenbosch
Stellenbosch, Western Cape South AfricaFamily Market showcasing traders, events and products
MR FARMER
Cape Town, Western Cape South AfricaIt is no secret that Mr Farmer bring you work wear that is tough enough to take it rough. Born in 1950, we have continued to grow as one of the market leaders in supplying all industries in the m…
Blaauwklippen Wine Estate
Stellenbosch, South AfricaBlaauwklippen is one of the oldest working wine farms in South Africa, founded in 1682. Our name means Blue Rocks, designating our terroir which helps us create elegant wines. Hoping to welcome y…
Chrisna's Olives
Stellenbosch, South AfricaWe are a boutique, artisan olive company situated outside Stellenbosch, producing top quality and widely loved olives, oils, vinegars and pastes.
Tru Cape Fruit Marketing Pty Ltd.
Somerset West, South AfricaTru-Cape Fruit Marketing is the largest supplier of South African apples and pears.
Stellenbosch Fresh Goods Market
Stellenbosch, Western Cape South AfricaSlow Food Market -Slow Food – Slow Wine – Slow Design – Every Saturday from 09h00-14h00 Rain or Shine in Stellenbosch and Willowbridge
Group 35 Foods
In 2003 a group of 35 Swartland Farmers played with the idea of supplying their own wheat to their own Milling Company, and to manufacture flour to the local market. These thoughts soon became a …
