organic

Make a difference while enjoying a lazy Saturday and visit Cape Town's new and vibrant little community market on Kloof Street. Community projects and other organic producers will regularly uplift the community with Cape Town’s newest addition to its popular market culture, the Joy Market which is hosted by Love Project gift shop and Deli 55.

The Old Biscuit Mill in Woodstock is a market/village offering hip and fashionable shoplets, farm stalls, and cafes. It is located in an old mill and is a fun spot to explore and experience - people often go there for the experience rather than for shopping!

The Porter Estate Produce Market is an outdoor organic and fresh produce market held each Saturday on the grounds of the Chrysalis Academy in Tokai. There are many stalls selling a variety of locally produced and fresh produce.

Noordhoek Farm Village is located at the Southern end of Chapmans Peak Drive and offers 3 restaurants, plenty of stores, 2 pubs, a children's playground and an organic nursery. Because of the central kids playground and relaxed open atmosphere this is a very popular stop for families - kids are off to play while mom and dad have a bite to eat or even stop off at one of the pubs.

The Natural and Organic Farmers' Market is an established initiative of the Stellenbosch Waldorf School, situated in the classic wine lands of the Cape. Its primary purpose is to generate funds by providing a vehicle for the promotion and selling of organic and natural produce and wares.

The Timour Hall Road is a small and quiet organic food market in Plumstead. The market has a strong focus on organic foods - expect to find fresh and organic fruit, vegetables, yoghurt, preserves, juice, etc. The market itself is fairly small and normally not as busy as some of the other popular organic markets in Cape Town.