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A Celebration of Unity, Culture, and Entrepreneurship at the District Six Museum Market

The District Six Museum and Koe’sister Magazine have joined forces to create a unique event that celebrates, connects, and trades within the local community of Cape Town. This gathering is dedicated to uplifting the community and fostering a vibrant trading space for entrepreneurs. As the country commemorates Women’s Month, this market is a fitting tribute to the spirit of unity and progress.

A Diverse Fusion of Arts, Education, Beauty, Wellness, Food, Fashion, and More

At the heart of this event lies a diverse fusion of arts, education, beauty, wellness, food, fashion, and more. Visitors can look forward to discovering and supporting various local businesses that showcase their unique products and services. The Glen Robertson Trio, the Resident Band, will add musical charm to the day, creating an enchanting atmosphere that complements the celebration of community spirit.

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The District Six Museum: A Living Testament to the Power of Community and Shared History

The District Six Museum is a living testament to the power of community and the shared history of South Africa. Its primary focus is on the dignity, identity, and co-existence of diverse races, paying homage to the human rights that form the foundation of democracy. The museum serves as a stark reminder of the devastation inflicted upon the people of District Six and their fundamental human rights. However, the Museum’s mission extends beyond merely commemorating the past; it strives to build a brighter future.

Koe’sister Magazine: The Power of Storytelling Through Food

In partnership with the District Six Museum, Koe’sister Magazine exemplifies the power of storytelling through food. This legacy brand connects individuals across generations and cultures via shared memories rooted in South African heritage. Embracing unity and entrepreneurship, the magazine caters to people from all walks of life and various backgrounds. Koe’sister Magazine aims to establish a platform where the love of food and community intersects, creating a lasting legacy.

Event Details

This highly anticipated event will take place at the District Six Museum/Home Coming Centre on Saturday, 26 August, from 10 am to 4 pm. With an admission fee of just R45, and free entry for children under 12, the market is accessible to everyone looking to enjoy a day filled with culture, unity, and entrepreneurship. Tickets can be purchased here.

Don’t miss out on the exclusive Cape {town} Etc discount: a R250 voucher towards an unforgettable dining experience at Scala Pasta Bar for only R99. Get it here.

Mark your calendars and prepare to immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Cape Town’s culture and history. The District Six Museum and Koe’sister Magazine collaboration promises a day filled with excitement, connection, and commerce. This event serves as a unique opportunity to support local traders, explore new businesses, and celebrate the resilient spirit of the Cape Town community.

Chloe de Kock

Chloe de Kock is a Cape Town-born journalist who chronicles the city’s evolving food culture, from township braai joints to Constantia vineyards, for the Mail & Guardian and Eat Out. When she’s not interviewing grandmothers about secret bobotie recipes or tracking the impact of drought on winemakers, you’ll find her surfing the mellow breaks at Muizenberg—wetsuit zipped, notebook tucked into her backpack in case the next story floats by.

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