Oranjezicht City Farm and Market Day

Oranjezicht City Farm and Market Day Farm: NPO | Oranjezicht
Market: Local Vendors | V&A

Connecting people to local food and community in Cape Town. Find Farm & Market info in the link below.
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Get market updates, farm workshops and ways to get involved. https://linktr.ee/ozcfarm The Oranjezicht City Farm is located on the central part of the original farm, ‘Oranje Zigt’, established in 1709, and which became the largest farm in the Upper Table Valley in the 19th century. Fed by a cluster of springs that provided perennial fresh water to Khoekhoen pastoralists as well as to sailors and the Company’s Gardens from the 17th century, this farm grew vegetables and fruit that fed the growing settlement and colony and supplied passing ships with essential produce to the turn of the 20th century. Swallowed by urban expansion, the productive farmlands were converted to a housing syndicate in 1901 and the original homestead standing on the site was demolished in 1957 to construct a bowling green, which fell into disuse and neglect in recent decades. OZCF seeks to re-connect the Oranjezicht neighbourhood and the rest of Cape Town to this neglected piece of heritage through design, gardening activity and outreach, and to use it as a catalyst to build social cohesion across communities, to develop skills among the unemployed, to educate residents and their children and others about food, environmental and related issues, to beautify public space and to champion unused or under-utilised green spaces in the City Bowl. The Farm is open Monday-Saturday from 08h00 to 14h00. The OZCF Market is held every Saturday (08:15 to 2pm) and Sunday (9am to 2pm) and Wednesday nights (5pm to 9pm) at Granger Bay, V&A Waterfront.

09/10/2026

Before The Local Baker, Warren was a photographer. 📸

Then lockdown changed everything. And sometimes, life has a way of leading us somewhere we never imagined we’d go.

For Warren, it started with sourdough.

What began as baking at home soon became something more. One loaf at a time, he started delivering freshly baked bread straight to people’s doors, sharing a little bit of comfort during an uncertain time.

Until one day, a loaf found its way to Sheryl and Caz.

They tasted it. They believed in it. And just like that, a new chapter began.

Six years ago, The Local Baker found its home at Oranjezicht City Farm Market. What started with a few humble sourdough loaves grew into something much bigger.

Swedish buns. Cardamom buns. Cinnamon buns. Pastries that make you pause mid-conversation, follow your nose, and promise yourself just one more.

Today, Warren’s buns have become part of the Oranjezicht experience. A familiar smell drifting through the market, a reason to return, a little ritual woven into countless weekend mornings.

And perhaps that’s the beautiful thing about stories like Warren’s. Sometimes, the path we never planned becomes the one that feels most like home. Sometimes, all it takes is a little courage, a good loaf of bread, and someone who believes in what you’re making.

Somewhere along the way, a photographer became a baker. A lockdown hobby became a livelihood. And a leap of faith became part of the fabric of our market.

❤️ Find The Local Baker at Oranjezicht City Farm Market. Follow the scent of freshly baked buns, and you might just find a little reminder that life’s unexpected turns can lead to the most wonderful places.

✨ Wednesday: 4pm – 9pm
✨ Saturday: 8am – 2:30pm
✨ Sunday: 8:30am – 2:30pm

What happened at the market this weekend? Dogs hanging out beside their owners’ tables.Seasonal produce spilling from ba...
05/10/2026

What happened at the market this weekend?

Dogs hanging out beside their owners’ tables.
Seasonal produce spilling from baskets, crates - and even the chandeliers.

Warm coffee passed from one hand to another.

Cinnamon buns coming out of the oven.

Flowers tucked in among the vegetables.

The smell of real leather boots drifting over from the Rof stall.

Friends stopping for a chat.
Children weaving through the crowds.
And plenty of people taking their time.

This is what we love about Oranjezicht Market.

A little bit of farm, a little bit of city, and a whole lot of community - all coming together around good food, good people and the simple pleasure of a slow weekend morning.

It’s never quite the same from one weekend to the next. Different faces, different produce, different stalls, different conversations.

But somehow, the rhythm stays the same.

Come for the coffee. Stay for the cinnamon bun. Fill your basket with something beautiful. Bring your people. Bring your dog.

See you next weekend. 🐾

PS: Yes, bring the dog.

✨ Wednesday: 4pm – 9pm
✨ Saturday: 8am – 2:30pm
✨ Sunday: 8:30am – 2:30pm

🌿 Ready to learn a new botanical skincare skill?Join us for From Garden To Infusion, a hands-on workshop where you’ll le...
01/10/2026

🌿 Ready to learn a new botanical skincare skill?

Join us for From Garden To Infusion, a hands-on workshop where you’ll learn how to work with botanicals, carrier oils and natural ingredients to create your own botanical oil infusion.

Led by Organic Skincare Formulator Astrid, you’ll learn practical skills you can continue exploring at home, whether you’re interested in natural skincare, DIY skincare, botanical ingredients or developing skills for a future botanical product or business.

You’ll take your own botanical infusion home with you to mature.

📅 Saturday, October 2026
🕤 9:30am - 12:30pm
📍 Oranjezicht City Farm
👥 Limited to 12 participants

🎟️ Book your place via the link in our bio.

01/10/2026

His style icon is Steve McQueen.

But around Cape Town, Paul has become something of a style icon himself.

After being in the clothing industry for years and running his own shop on Shortmarket Street, a serious motorbike accident cost him his business, but thankfully not his life.

Still recovering, Paul came to the market on his crutches. That’s when Sheryl spotted him amongst the crowd, and what started as a chance encounter eventually brought him back into the world he knew best.

The rest is history.

Today, Paul makes his own clothes in small runs of around 15 pieces at a time. No mass production. No two hundred of the same shirt.

Just Paul, his fabrics, his ideas, and a rather distinctive pair of glasses.

His son has now joined him too, bringing his own jean design to the market and learning the craft his father has spent years perfecting, carrying it into the next generation.

Paul’s story is quite something. But most importantly it is a pretty good reminder that sometimes the unexpected chapters are the ones worth telling.

Find Paul and Proper at the Oranjezicht City Farm Market.

✨ Wednesday: 4pm – 9pm
✨ Saturday: 8am – 2:30pm
✨ Sunday: 8:30am – 2:30pm

🌿 Want to learn more about natural skincare and botanical ingredients?Join us for ‘From Garden To Infusion’, a hands-on ...
23/09/2026

🌿 Want to learn more about natural skincare and botanical ingredients?

Join us for ‘From Garden To Infusion’, a hands-on botanical skincare workshop at Oranjezicht City Farm.

Led by Astrid, an Organic Skincare Formulator, this workshop will introduce you to botanical oil infusion and the process of working with accessible plants and carrier oils.

You’ll learn how to:
🌱 Choose an organic botanical and carrier oil
🫙 Prepare your own botanical oil infusion
🔥 Explore heat extraction
🌿 Understand more about botanical ingredients and natural skincare
👐 Develop practical skills you can continue exploring at home

You’ll take your own botanical infusion home to mature.

Interested in natural, botanical skincare, or simply want to develop a new practical skill with plants, this workshop is a chance to learn.

📅 Saturday, 3 October
🕤 9:30am - 12:30pm
📍 Oranjezicht City Farm
👥 Limited to 12 participants

🎟️ Book your place through the link in our bio.

🔗 https://www.quicket.co.za/events/396075-from-garden-to-infusion

🌿 Kids Spring Holiday Workshops at Oranjezicht City FarmSpring holidays are a lovely time for children to get curious, c...
22/09/2026

🌿 Kids Spring Holiday Workshops at Oranjezicht City Farm

Spring holidays are a lovely time for children to get curious, creative and spend some time outdoors.

This September and October, we’re inviting children to explore the farm through hands-on activities inspired by plants, gardens and the natural world. Each workshop offers a different way to learn, create and get involved.

🎨 Garden Art | 28 September 2026
Explore the farm on a treasure hunt, collect natural elements and create a layered botanical artwork.

🌱 Planting | 30 September 2026
Discover plant anatomy, learn how seeds wake up, mix your own soil blend and plant something seasonal to take home.

🌸 Pounded Botanical Art Flags | 1 October 2026
Explore the colours and scents of the farm before using real plant pigments to create a botanical banner or keepsake.

🕤 9:30am-11:30am
📍 Oranjezicht City Farm, Cape Town
✅ All materials provided

Please come prepared for all weather.

🎟️ Visit the link in our bio to explore the workshops and book your child’s place.

https://www.quicket.co.za/organisers/51523-oranjezicht-city-farm

🌱 WILD ABOUT WEEDS WORKSHOP happening tomorrow at the farm.A hands-on morning of foraging, discovery and edible weeds.📅 ...
18/09/2026

🌱 WILD ABOUT WEEDS WORKSHOP happening tomorrow at the farm.

A hands-on morning of foraging, discovery and edible weeds.

📅 Saturday, 19 September 2026
📍 Oranjezicht City Farm

Last chance to book your spot
🎟 Tickets available on Quicket via the link in our bio.

See you there!

Address

The Market: Granger Bay, V&A Waterfront
Cape Town
8001

Opening Hours

Wednesday 16:00 - 22:30
Saturday 08:00 - 14:30
Sunday 08:30 - 14:30

Telephone

+27836283426

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