Easter Weekend is just around the corner, and what better way to enjoy the long weekend than with local food, music, and art?
Bay Harbour Market reflects and celebrates the creative energy and vibrancy of Cape Town, where people of all ages and cultures come together to indulge in the amazing local arts & crafts, foods, live music and more!
From your first step inside this wonderland, you are surrounded by incredible hand-made crafts of everything from carved wooden artworks, to beaded wire figurines, to hand-knitted soft toys. The further in you move, the more incredible things you are surrounded by.
You know you have reached the food court when you are hit with a mixture of irresistible aromas of every type of cuisine you can imagine – seafood, pizza, tacos, dumplings, not to mention dessert – the only question is, what do you eat first? Once you have your delicious food, you get to sit down and enjoy the amazing live music.
When you cannot eat anymore, it’s time to do some shopping! Fashion, jewellery, whatever strikes your fancy (maybe stop for a refreshing drink along the way). The best way to end the day is to take a moment to stand outside and admire the amazing view overlooking the harbour – you may even be lucky enough to spot a neighbourhood seal or two.
So, make the most of your long weekend and indulge in the fun, vibrant, and distinctly South African atmosphere of Bay Harbour Market and all that it has to offer!
Bay Harbour Market is open every Friday between 17:00 – 21:00, and every Saturday to Sunday from 09:30 to 16:00.
For more information, please do visit Bay Harbour Market at http://bayharbour.co.za/ and follow Facebook https://www.facebook.com/bayharbour, Twitter https://twitter.com/bayharbourmkt and Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bayharbourmarket/.
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