Hot bargains offered at Winter Market
The recent Winter Market attracted 500 visitors who enjoyed browsing through 45 different stalls.
The community of Clansthal gathered to raise funds to clean up their environment by holding a food and craft market. Situated at the home of Keith and Liz Cunningham at 100 Pig and Whistle Drive, the community presented their crafting talents in a delightful environment.
The recent Winter Market was the largest since they commenced in April 2015 and attracted 500 visitors who enjoyed browsing through 45 different stalls.
“This is the main fundraising event in the area which will allow residents to hire casual labour to work with volunteers to clear verges, maintain the public carpark, clean the beaches and remove water lettuce in the river estuary,” said the Cunninghams.
The market takes place on Sunday, 2 September from 9am to 2pm. For more information, visit the website www.clansthalconservancy.org.za or the Facebook pages @ClansthalConservancy or @ClansthalMarket.
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