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A tapestry of local artistry and spirit at market in White River

The Casterbridge Market provided quality time for family, friends and dogs in the open air.

On a picturesque Sunday February 4, the vibrant atmosphere of the Casterbridge Country Market unfolded at the Casterbridge Lifestyle Centre.

 

Franklin and Nikki Darteh and their dogs Nala and Shumba. > Photo: Yolandi Hyman

An array of local artisans showcased their talents, presenting an eclectic assortment that ranged from delectable samoosas to intricately knitted blankets, charming baskets, wooden toys and unique jewellery.

Beth and Dave Phillips at the Hands & Feet Missions stall. > Photo: Yolandi Hyman

Drawing a diverse crowd, the market has become a gathering point for Lowvelders seeking not only to explore the creative offerings, but also to relish some quality time in the open air.

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Wilna McLaughlan and her dog, Chappies.> Photo: Yolandi Hyman
Siphiwe Mashota at the Kuya Kuya stall. > Photo: Yolandi Hyman

Families, friends and even furry companions revelled in the sunny ambience while perusing the myriad stalls. The success of the event not only highlighted the creativity of the artisans, but also underscored the appreciation of the attendees, making it clear that the Casterbridge Market has become a cherished tradition in the hearts of all who participated.

Alisha Moller, Riana Grey and Sonique Moller. > Photo: Yolandi Hyman
Franklin Darteh and his dog, Nala. > Photo: Yolandi Hyman

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