Golden Classics host successful seventh market
The market had a variety of food stalls, art exhibitions, books, a mobile hair salon, the South African National Blood Service, Tutela Social Welfare and more.
The Golden Classics Senior Citizens hosted their vibrant seventh Market Day at James Wright Park, Norkem Park, on September 6, giving local entrepreneurs a platform to showcase their businesses.
The market featured a variety of offerings, including food stalls, art exhibitions, books, a mobile hair salon, the South African National Blood Service, and Tutela Social Welfare.
Entertainment was a highlight of the day. The Field Band delivered a lively performance, while a DJ from Capello Birchleigh North kept the crowd on their feet throughout the event.
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Norkem Park SAPS were also present to ensure the safety of patrons and vendors.
Event organiser Sebolelo Tlhako said the market aims to boost the local economy and promote self-employment.
“Market Day is a chance for community members to share their skills and crafts with the public,” she said.
“There has been tremendous development from our first market to this seventh one. This time we even had stalls for young entrepreneurs, including stalls such as Tintswalo Bakery.”
“We hope the community will continue to support the market. We are already looking forward to our next market in November,” Tlhako said.
