What Is It?
Get ready for a fabulous Saturday at their next Farmer's Market. Where you can indulge in homemade treats, community vendors, fresh coffee and baked goods, organic veg and herbs, they literally have everything you need and more. All their art galleries and studios will be open. Don't you worry yourself about parking because there will be parking along Viljoen Street and their covered Victoria Road. Enjoy the day in a safe environment. Lots to do for the kids as well, they can look forward to face painting, balloon twisters, and stilt walker and live music all day.
When Is It?
Saturday, 28 September 2019 at 09:30 - 14:00.
Where Is It?
Victoria Yards, 16 Viljoen Road, Lorentzville, Victoria Yards, Johannesburg.
How Much Is It?
Not mentioned.
For More Information
Visit this Facebook page or contact 010 594 5210 or [email protected] for more information.
Inner City Farmer's Market
Joburg Admin / September 23, 2019
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