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🥬 Fresh from GRAPA Garden! 🌱 Fresh, locally grown vegetables and Hopefield eggs available this Saturday, 10 October, from 8am–11am.
Visit the garden, buy locally grown produce and meet the people behind GRAPA.
Garden sales and market days
Garden sales and market days
Fresh from the Garden: What's on Sale This Saturday at GRAPA
Fresh from the Garden: What's on Sale This Saturday at GRAPA
Saturday, 10 October 2026 | 8:00 am – 11:00 am
There's plenty of fresh, locally grown produce available at GRAPA Garden this Saturday!
Our community garden has been busy, and we're looking forward to sharing this week's harvest with you.
Fresh produce available this week
Fresh produce available this week
🥬 Savoy cabbage and green cabbage
🌿 Spinach and kale
🌱 Spring onions and leeks
🥗 Lettuce
🌿 Fresh coriander
🥒 Baby marrow
🥕 Carrots
❤️ Beetroot
🥚 Hopefield eggs
Whether you're planning your weekend meals or simply looking for fresh, locally grown vegetables, pop in and see what's available.
Every purchase helps support GRAPA Garden and the work we do in our local community.
Visit us this Saturday
Visit us this Saturday
📍 GRAPA Garden
Corner of Bardia and Gabriel Roads, Plumstead
🕗 Saturday, 10 October | 8:00 am – 11:00 am
Produce is subject to availability, so come early for the best selection.
🌿 Support local. Stock up. Enjoy the GRAPA Garden community spirit!
See you there! 🌿
WEEKLY GARDEN PRODUCE SALES
Every Saturday, 8:00-11:00 (Summer hours) and 9:00–12:00 (Winter hours).
Buy fresh seasonal produce grown in the GRAPA garden. There are no outside vendors at the weekly Saturday produce sale.
MONTH-END GRAPA MARKET
Held on the last Saturday of the month. The month-end market includes invited local vendors, makers and small businesses alongside the garden setting. Dates and times may change, so please check GRAPA’s latest update before travelling.
📍 GRAPA Garden, corner Bardia and Gabriel Roads, Plumstead — next to the Shell garage at the circle.
WHAT YOU’LL FIND ON SATURDAYS
Fresh seasonal produce grown in the GRAPA garden. Depending on the harvest, this may include Hopefield eggs, broccoli, cabbage, spinach, kale, lettuce, radishes, spring onions, carrots, parsnips, leeks, fennel, soup celery, bok choy, fresh herbs and organic compost. Please bring your own bag where possible.
Outside vendors participate only at the month-end GRAPA Market.
BECOME A GRAPA MARKET VENDOR
The vendor programme belongs specifically to the month-end GRAPA Market. Suitable local makers, food businesses and community-focused traders are welcome to apply.
Complete the official vendor application form below. Submitting the form does not automatically confirm a place; GRAPA will contact applicants about availability, requirements and upcoming market dates.
For questions, contact info@grapa.org.za.
Plan your visit
Plan your visit
Saturday garden produce sales
Saturday garden produce sales
Every Saturday, 9:00–12:00. Buy fresh seasonal produce grown in the garden. No outside vendors attend the ordinary Saturday sale. Bring your own bag where possible.
GRAPA Market
GRAPA Market
Usually held on the last Saturday of the month. Meet invited local vendors, browse community-made products and enjoy the garden atmosphere.
People may come for the food and fresh garden produce, but GRAPA has also become a place where neighbours meet, conversations happen and community grows.
More Than a Market
More Than a Market
Fresh from the garden
Fresh from the garden
Seasonal produce grown with care in the heart of Plumstead.
Local makers and traders
Local makers and traders
Community markets create space for suitable local vendors and small businesses.
Community coming together
Community coming together
The garden and market create opportunities for neighbours and visitors to connect. Market dates, trading arrangements and available produce may change with the season. Contact info@grapa.org.za for the latest information.
Meet Our Month-End Market Vendors
Meet Our Month-End Market Vendors
Our month-end community market gives local vendors, makers and small businesses a welcoming place to trade and meet the community. The vendor line-up changes from month to month, so each market offers something different.
Each month-end market brings a different mix of local traders, homemade food and community connections.
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