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    Apr 03, 2021 3 minutes

    MARKETS

    (today) Open from 6.30am to 12.30pm with full Covid-19 protocols. Fresh produce, crafts, ready-made foods, decor items, furniture, pet products, outdoor goods, nursery and jewellery, a nature trail and great view points to relax. Call 031 777 4686. (today) Under the trees at Berea Park for good food, good music and stalls selling arts and crafts, clothing, accessories, confectionery, baked goods, books, toys, plants, good quality second-hand items and more. From 9am to 2pm. (today) Fun and quirky vintage clothing and decor incorporating the Side Hustle Market at the Dolos, 5 Southampton Row, Point. 10am to 3pm. (tomorrow) Relaxed family market at the Golden Hours School from 10am to 2pm. All Covid-19 protocols and strict social distancing. Call Lyn on 083 262 3693. (tomorrow) A special anniversary edition of Durban’s favourite antiques fair. Expect 25 dealers with an array of vintage and antique silver, jewellery, crystal, decor, kitchenalia etc. From 9am to 3pm. Call Sandy at 082 705 4882.

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