Montagu Village Market

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Local goods, crafts, and food at our outdoor market in Montagu

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Montagu Village Market is an outdoor market in Montagu. We offer local and authentic goods, including handmade arts and crafts, books, thrift items, and a variety of food and beverages. We are one of the oldest markets in the Western Cape. Our market features stalls with decor, clothes, handcrafted and vintage jewelry, soaps, gemstones, and upcycled goods. Shoppers can find fresh organic vegetables, herbs, homemade breads, condiments, and prepared snacks like wraps, Monte Cristo sandwiches, samosas, and baked goods. We provide seating areas to enjoy food and listen to music, with friendly dogs on leads welcome. Visit us every Saturday from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM, weather-dependent.

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Heidi Maselli
5 months ago

Our favourite place to visit on Easter Saturday every year. Very encouraged to see a huge turnout this year. Would love some new stalls though.

MICHELLE H-WRIGHT
10 months ago

It is a friendly market of village locals offering handmade arts and crafts, books and thrift items and quality food and beverages. It's a lovely way to spend a Saturday morning

Michelle Aldana
a year ago

Wandering through this charming little market takes me back to country villages in Europe. This is my second time to visit and yet somehow I still found some new things to enjoy. The products like those of Dandelion (rugs) and Moo 62 (small batch handcrafted yoghurt) are of high quality without breaking the bank. The elderly gentleman playing music, water bowls for dogs, benches under shady trees make this village market more than just another consumer hotspot.

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2 years ago

It's a small but cute market. A bit of everything. Jewelry, art, clothing and crafts, fresh produce,preserves, and food stalls. When in Montagu on a Saturday pop in. Trading hours are from 8h30 to 12h30

Duncan Alfreds
3 years ago

It opens on Saturday mornings and it's more of a craft exhibition than a market. Many different people show off their skills and you can treat yourself to some really unque peices. It's not too big, the variety is decent and beyond buying things, people are happy to answer questions and offer advice. There's a toilet on site and it's located under trees which cools you down when it gets hot (and it does). It's a bit difficult for wheelchair users to navigate and it closes a bit too early for tourists.

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    Local time · GMT+2

    • Mon – FriClosed
    • Saturday8:30 AM – 12:30 PM
    • SundayClosed

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