Baby Keziah Howlett helped Sherlene Gericke spread love and smiles while raising funds at the Hospice Valentine's Craft Market held on Saturday.
Weeks of preparation paid off as the Hospice Valentine’s Craft Market managed to attract a huge crowd from the minute the market opened on Saturday.
Thembezihle Hadebe had fun shopping for gifts at the market with her mother Thembezihle Shabalala.
Couples, friends and children enjoyed the day browsing through each stall set up in the Methodist Church yard.
Purchasing unique handmade crafts for your significant other was not all locals set out to do; others had fun casting wishes at the wishing well, enjoyed yummy treats, admired the Garden of Hope and so much more.
Rina Meintjies at her stall that sold homemade rusks and biscuits.
The atmosphere at the market had everyone seeing red; reeling them in to support the fundraiser. Market Organiser Sherlene Gericke would like to thank everyone who helped set up the market, all the stall holders and those who supported her aim to raise much need funds for Estcourt Hospice Association. Taylor Oliver got creative decorating a cupcake and she got to eat it too.
The market was enjoyed by all who attended. Adri Alborough enjoyed a cup of tea and a slice of cake at the tea garden.
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