Another successful carboot sale before the new level four restrictions

Many people who the City Times spoke to were happy to be out with their families to enjoy some fresh air and bargain sales.

July 4, 2021

Jemma Pringle 1 minute read

Desiree Losilo (left) and Thandi Ndlovu just moved to the East Rand and chose the carboot sale to sell their second-hand clothes. They needed to declutter. Photo: Jemma Pringle.

Every last Saturday of the month, residents get to enjoy some time out at the Bunny Park Food and Craft Market in conjunction with the City Times Car Boot Sale at the Bunny Park on Pretoria Road.

On June 26, the market and car boot sale took place with a variety of items on sale.

Jaden Jacobs (left), Mathys Haasbroek and Sonja Jacobs said they love selling their items at the carboot sale because the vibe is amazing and they enjoy spending the day out and about. Photo: Jemma Pringle.

Ishmael Phyzix (left), his son Oscar Phyzix and girlfriend Zewa Fanes were seen shopping around at the carboot sale to support their community. Photo: Jemma Pringle.

Ursula Valadas was seen selling Portuguese dishware. According to her, all her friends said she should sell her items at the carboot sale so she was happy to be there to enjoy some fresh air while making money. Photo: Jemma Pringle.

Many people who the City Times spoke to were happy to be out with their families to enjoy some fresh air and bargain sales.

To book your stall or your spot at the car boot sale for food and craft market bookings, contact Janine on 072 713 3332 or at info@craftsinthepark.co.za and for the City Times car boot sale booking, contact Rynette at rynettej@caxton.co.za

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