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Pretoria Boeremark gains more popularity

The market also caters for those with an artistic side, offering numerous arts and crafts, handmade clothes, jewellery, woodwork and niche products.

No rain could stop Pretoria residents from visiting the Pretoria Boeremark on Saturday morning.

This market, which takes place every Saturday from 05:30-09:30, gains popularity every week and is located on Moreleta Street in Silverton.

The Saturday markets have more than 200 vendors with a wide range of arts and crafts, handmade clothing, leather, jewellery, woodwork, and fresh vegetables.

Murphy Dzvimbo from Rayton is a regular visitor, and also sells peanut butter, said that the Boeremark is a place to be.

Dzvimbo said at the market you can find anything, from veggies to homemade products.

Visitors can enjoy exquisite jewellery, plants, canned goods, fresh chicken and meat, cheeses, farm-fresh milk, steel art, and wooden crafts.

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Richard Bendeman said the Boeremark has grown, and they have more than 200 stalls, where you can buy anything you want.

Bendeman said the good thing about the market sale was meeting many people, as well as old friends.

“If you arrive early enough, you might even be able to enjoy the sunrise as part of your market experience.”

He further said the public should attend the Boeremark because everything there is a bargain.

Overall, the Pretoria Boeremark offers a vibrant community experience, where shoppers can indulge in a variety of products while enjoying the warmth of camaraderie and creativity.

Alta Du Tout and Stephane Snyman.
Leon Roux Lovemore Wurayiya
Marcel Myburgh.
Murphy and Obert Dzvimbo.
Peter Erasmus.
Pieter and Annetjie Crafford.
Danie Oosthuyzen.

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Stephen Selaluke

Stephen Selaluke is a seasoned journalist with over 10 years of experience in community journalism. He is currently working for the largest community newspaper in Pretoria, Rekord. He is the eyes and ears of his community, always keeping the community updated on what is happening in their area, whether good news or bad.
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