The Jozi Food Market opens it’s doors to a new kind of designer flair on 5 June when it hosts Pulchritude: South African Designers at the Jozi Food Market. This initiative sees the coming together of the founders of the Jozi Food Market and Sanlam Fashion Journalism Award winner, Milisuthando Bongela in an effort to make quality South African products available to Joburgers on a weekly basis of great value.
The first Pulchritude instalment takes place in Parktown North’s Design Quarter and features modestly priced fashion from some of the country’s top Ready To Wear designers including Black Coffee, Two, Loin Cloth and Ashes, Love Jozi, Silverspoon and an assortment of designer clothes from Cape Town’s Mememe boutique. There will also be accessories by Maria McCloy, who imports handmade wire jewellery from Lesotho and Durban’s Sara Trickett and her Lucky You accessories.
Pulchritude is the first wave of new developments the Jozi Food Market has in store for 2010. The grand plan is to develop the market into a food, art and design market that will feature the good quality organic and designer products with the aim of harnessing the growth of emerging design in South Africa.
The idea is to start something new that will in future, attract more fashion and other kinds of designers who have limited distribution channels, while bringing in a new, younger clientele to the 18 month old food market. Expect to find top wines, local and imported cheese, gourmet soups and pizza’s and of course, organic fruit and vegetables and fresh flowers at the food market. Champagne and wine will be served at the day-long sale, as well as breakfast and lunch.
The sale starts at the same time at the food market from 08.30am and ends a little later than usual at 17h00. Prices for the clothes and accessories will range from R80 to R1500 and
Speedpoint/Saswich payment services as well as changing facilities will be
Sorry we will be closed on Easter Saturday. The Market will start agin next week on the 10th. We look forward to seeing you then,
Have a good holiday
Hi Jozi
We have an interesting talk at the market this sauturday, please see the poster below. We are also having the first ever Jozi Food Market night market. This will take place on the 31st March, we encourage you to pop in do a bit of shopping have a drink with us and get something to eat. There will be great music and it promises to get you in the mood for the Easter weekend. On that not we have dicided not to have a Market on Easter Saturday. Look forward to seeing you at the herb talk.
Hi Eveyone,
Happy New Year. 2010 has a good ring to it and after we all breathed a collective sigh of relief when we finally saw the end of 2009, we are certainly ready for a good year.
Things at Jozi Food Market have started off with a bang and we have a number of new and exciting suppliers waiting to supply the best produce Jozi has to offer. Of course we have the old guard there as well. So to a great 2010 to all of you see you at the market
Jozi Food market will open again on the 23rd of January 2010
Regards
The Jozi Food Market Team
Jozi Food Market wish you all happy holidays. Thank you to all who have supported us this year, we all know this has not been an easy year and we appreciate your support. Thanks to all our great stall holders. We have had a number of compliments about the standard of produce being sold at the market, this is all due to you.
We have closed the market for the rest of the year and will re open on the 24th of January 2010. See you then.
Hi Jozi
Firstly we apologise for not being able to access our website for a couple of days, We moved to a new server and things took a little longer than expected, We are however up and running and ready for our Christmas Markets. See info below. Please also remember our last market for 2009 will be on the 12th of December and we will start again on the 30th of January 2010
Keep a look out for more updates on our Christmas Markets and if you are not on our mailing list send us your details to info@jozifoodmarket.co.za







