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Great vibe draws many to the Night Market at Serenity Hills

The Night Market at Serenity Hills on 30 June attracted many craft-lovers and diners who enjoyed the live music, delicious food, and homemade goods on sale. The pet-friendly Night Market on the KZN South Coast is a great space for families to enjoy quality food, with local bands creating a magical atmosphere around the fire …

The Night Market at Serenity Hills on 30 June attracted many craft-lovers and diners who enjoyed the live music, palatable food, and homemade goods on sale. The pet-friendly Night Market on the KZN South Coast is a remarkable space for families to appreciate quality food, with local bands creating a magical atmosphere around the fire while children are kept entertained with a variety of interactive games. Last month’s visitors also enjoyed the chance to experience the Night Market’s current extension – the Packshed Terrace – featuring more fresh produce vendors and space to sit and appreciate the ambience. The monthly Night Market is held at The Packshed, Serenity Hills in Margate on the last Friday of the month with the next one taking space on 28 July. To find out more, visit www.serenityhills.co.za or www.thepackshed.co.za

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