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Marketgoers bring warmth on a cold day

Marketgoers were treated to live music, a variety of foods, some local hand-made art as well as second-hand clothes.

June 12, 2021
Lowvelder Less than a minute
Neville Muza and Heritage Mgwenya of Carma Café.

The Farmer’s Market at Sonpark Shopping Centre saw a number of people coming to support the stalls’ sellers, despite the cold weather on Saturday.

Stallholders set up just before 08:00 and while the wind picked up at around 13:00, blowing over some of the gazebos, the weather did not deter them or the visitors browsing around the stalls.

The market was over by 14:00 and fun was had by all who attended, customers and stallholders alike.

Mike de Wet and Elma Scherman at their pancake stall.

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Stephan le Roux, Euodia Lindeque and Tara Stuart le Roux enjoyed the Sonpark Farmer’s Market.
Nico Taljaard with his invention, the Sling Swing.

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The Sling Swing by Nico Taljaard.
Lynette Behrens and her artwork.
Paintings by Lynette Behrens were on sale.

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Edwin Zingoma with some of his sculptures.
Nicole and Tercia Joubert of Aloe Lady.

 

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June 12, 2021
Lowvelder Less than a minute

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