The Newlands Market
There's a new kid on the block: The Newlands Market . Held once a month, this vibrant market showcases a wide array of proudly South African delights – from sweet treats and freshly baked goods to local art, fashion, and family-friendly activities. The market is free to attend and will take place at the Newlands Cricket Ground on 30 and 31 August. Vendors interested in taking part can apply until 25 August.
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