Oranjezicht City Farm Market

Oranjezicht City Farm Market, held at Granger Bay in Cape Town's V&A Waterfront, is a beloved weekend hub founded in 2012 as a community food garden to promote local food, culture, and sustainability. Attracting 8,000–12,000 visitors weekly, it supports over 40 local farmers and 80 artisanal traders, fostering connections through fresh, organic produce, baked goods, and global street food. This non-profit initiative emphasizes urban farming and community, with seasonal Wednesday evening markets (Nov–Mar, 5–9pm, limited). Just steps from the V&A's shops and ocean views, it's a family-friendly outing in October 2025's mild spring weather (16-20°C), when coastal breezes enhance the lively vibe—pair with a Bloubergstrand beach walk or a stay at Beachfront Stay. Features:

• Local Produce & Traders: Fresh organic fruits/veggies from 40+ farmers; artisanal breads, cheeses, preserves, and crafts from 80 vendors.
• Food Stalls: Diverse street food like biltong, empanadas, sushi, and vegan options; picnic-friendly for relaxed grazing.
• Market Schedule: Saturdays/Sundays 8:15am–2pm (full market); Wednesdays (Nov–Mar) 5–9pm (limited, seasonal).
• Community Focus: Non-profit supporting urban farming; live music, kids' activities, and eco-education.
• Accessibility: Free entry/parking; wheelchair-friendly paths; family-oriented with stroller space; near V&A Waterfront transport.
• Client Praise: 4.5/5 Tripadvisor from 200+ reviews; guests rave about "abundant fresh produce" and "vibrant community feel"; one noted, “A Cape Town must—delicious stalls and ocean views made our morning magical!”