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This #Weekend in Durban  

Sunday Market


Where: ID: Green Camp Gallery Project - 246 Umbilo Road, 4013 Durban, KwaZulu-Natal

When: Sunday April 30th at 9 AM - 3 PM

Tickets: https://www.facebook.com/events/249237788881598/  

We are excited to bring more organic products to the community....
This market we will be offering organic:
LAMB
RAW MILK
FREE RANGE EGGS
RAW HONEY
OYSTER MUSHROOM products
VEGETABLES

Bonnie & Clyde Vintage Clothes
Abanqobi Art and Craft
GCGP Healthy Kitchen
Second hand furniture & miscellaneous
Second hand books
Super Garden Fertilizer
Juice & coffee bar
Music
Cake
Love

"The vision of our market is to promote a local economy by creating a platform that encourages quality and upliftment to small and creative enterprises and artists. We believe that a community with a strong vibrant culture full with quality is a prosperous community."

CASH ONLY - profit goes to the community development project The Green Camp Gallery Project
Bring your own shopping bag - let's care about the planet.

Time: 9h00-15h00
Address: 246 Umbilo Road (corner of Essex Road and Umbilo Road), Glenwood
Contact: 0719079996

greencampgalleryproject@gmail.com

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