The Cape Town Book Fair is set to continue writing its story in style this year!

It's Carnival time again in Toti!

Please Note: Dates for this event to be confirmed.

A meeting place for people who love to socialise while shopping for their weekly special treats and meeting friends for a great breakfast.

Visit Bruma Lake Flea Market, one of the biggest flea markets in South Africa.

Come and enjoy a day with exhibitors who will display and sell delicious healthy foods, artisanal products and art, fresh produce, vintage and other unique items.

We highly recommend adding the Blue Bird Garage Market to your ‘must visit’ list, when visiting the False Bay coast.

Enjoy the beauty of the surroundings and the warm hospitality. The Blue Crane Coffee Shop offers you a variety of delicious light meals and fresh home bakes.

If you want to enjoy heritage food and vibrant handcrafts, then the Bo-Kaap's Food and Craft Market is the place to be located at the Schotschekloof Civic Centre in Upper Wale Street.

Vibrancy, spirit, diversity and culture is the aim of the Bay Harbour Market in Hout Bay.

Pop in at Aitsa which sells a wonderful selection of homemade jams, honey, rusks and preserves.

Children will have fun making candles and sand art; then everyone can enjoy refreshments in our leafy tea gardens and restaurants.

Unique, exclusive, shopping experience from a colourful collection of arts and crafts. Over 100 fabulous stalls located in a beautiful, enclosed park.

Instead of heading straight into Canal Walk Shopping Centre why don’t you browse the Natural Goods Market first.

Expect to find organic vegetables; homebakes; preserves and fresh proteas on sale, along with legendary fresh bread; sausages; cheese and homemade yoghurt.

City Bowl Market on Hope is becoming the place where Cape foodies meet and is the new place to be in Cape Town.

Clarke of the Karoo Restaurant and Farm Stall has become famous as the favourite stopover for discerning 'foodies' wanting breakfast, lunch, or just a good coffee and walk around the farmstall.

At the gateway to the Little Karoo in the sleepy town of Barrydale on the scenic Route 62 is a rare gem - The Country Pumpkin Restaurant.

Dassiesfontein is a fully licensed restaurant and traditional farmer's fare situated in the heart of the Overberg.

The beautiful farmhouse boasts a terrific farm stall and a small eatery where absolutely everything is homemade.

Visit Earth Fair Market and take a trip back to the good old days where food was simple and healthy and not packed with preservatives and hormones.

From all over the Overberg, traders and visitors converge at the Elgin Valley Market to enjoy the fresh fare & healthy food that has made the area such a popular tourist destination.

Imhoff’s Free Range Farm Shop stocks the widest and most original selection of free range foods with foods on offer such as lamb, cranberry and mint pies, organic lavender honey, award-winning cheeses and much, much more!

Every Saturday morning at ten, Greyton's Market Square is abuzz with activity, where people flock to buy the freshest home produce of all descriptions.

The Harkerville Market has been going for 10 years now and is a market with a difference; not a flea market, not a craft market, not completely a farmers market but perhaps a bit of the best of all three.

A community-driven exhibition of the best local goods on offer from authentically slow, gourmet food and freshly picked produce to a range of carefully crafted, gorgeous gifts, flora, music and great wine!

Featured in the Greenwood Guide’s ‘Side Dishes’ of the West Coast, the restaurant is open to the public Tuesday - Saturday, 9am to 5pm and also caters to guests and locals should they require Sunday lunches or dinners.

The markets in Hermanus are well attended, much-loved occasions in this small seaside town.

This is a popular market on a Saturday morning for residents of Hermanus and the surrounds.

Maboneng Precinct launches “Food + Design” every Sunday at Arts On Main.

The Market Place is the only permanent market in the Northern suburbs and is apart of The Brightwater Commons family.

The emphasis at the Michael Mount Organic Market is on items handcrafted using natural materials, as well as on organically grown, fresh produce and preservative-free foodstuffs.

There is a huge jumping castle, two puppet shows, face painting, a trampoline and a fun dog agility show to watch. Moms and Dads have over 130 traders to visit with goods ranging from hand crafted jewelry to dolls clothes.

Peregrine Farmstall has a tradition of quality homemade fresh farm produce, and you can smell it the minute you walk in the door.

Pick your own strawberries at Redberry Farm in George! You can pick strawberries, eat them, drink them all day long, while enjoying the wonderful and playful atmosphere of the Tea Garden.

The Plett Market on Main is a great way to meet locals and enjoy the vibe that makes Plett so special.

A new addition to the Constantia Valley area brings you a unique outdoor market where locals can shop for fantastic fresh produce, savour a farm-style breakfast, and best of all - activities for the little people.

The Prince Albert Market was resurrected in 1998 and has been a Saturday morning favourite since then.

Join the local community in Worcester on the second Saturday of every month for this indoor and outdoor farmers market which is at Brandwacht, just outside Worcester.

If you are looking for the perfect pit stop on the way back from the Garden Route to Cape Town (or vice versa of course) then make sure you stop in at Rasondale Farm Stall and Restaurant.

The Farmers Market in the quaint town of Riebeek West in the Swartland is famous for its scrummy bacon and egg rolls, delicious for dunking homemade rusks and biscuits and last but not least herbs and plants.