Tierlantynkies market in Zwavelpoort caters for everyone
It was over a cup of steaming coffee, that Tierlantynkies was born.
Scores of people headed to the Capital City Church International in Zwavelpoort for the Tierlantynkies market.
The seven-day market which started on Wednesday, 27 September attracted lifestyle lovers from as far as Limpopo.
One of the organisers, Lorette Kunz said the Tierlantynkies market has been around for seven years and still going strong.
She said she together with her two friends, Elmien van Zyl and Ronel Horak came up with the idea of starting the market.
“It was over a cup of delicious steaming coffee, that the brainchild of Tierlantynkies was born. Three friends joined forces to create a platform where artists and budding entrepreneurs could revel in presenting their talents and passions as a joint offering, in a tranquil setting,” she said.
The market also caters for even the most discerning shopper.
The three friends appreciate that Tierlantynkies is to be “retail rejuvenated”.
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“The aromas from food stalls waft through the air, peppered with choice and laced with variety, food lover’s taste buds will lovingly be spoilt for choice as they embark on a culinary experience. At the entrance, one is met with the welcoming smile of one of Tierlantynkies many attendants. Various upliftment projects are supported with a portion of the proceeds generated,” she said.
Rina Gunter said she liked the Tierlantynkies market because of the vibe and the nice atmosphere.
“It is a nice outing for the family. The stalls have high-quality products at affordable prices,” she said.
Franko Swanepoel said he liked the fact that it was well organised and that the food stalls had every type of food for every type of person
Jewellery, décor, gifting, fresh produce, clothing, accessories, artwork, leather and wooden goods, garden goodies and plants rally for one’s attention.
