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Live Music, Great Stalls, and Family Fun at Crocworld Craft Market!

Join the fun on Saturday, 29 March from 9am to 3pm, at Crocworld Conservation Centre’s parking area in Scottburgh, KZN South Coast for a vibrant craft market experience! Expect live music, unique crafts, fresh produce, delicious cakes, and more. Little ones will have a blast in the Kiddies Entertainment Area complete with inflatables and fun …

Join the fun on Saturday, 29 March from 9am to 3pm, at Crocworld Conservation Centre’s parking area in Scottburgh, KZN South Coast for a vibrant craft market experience! Expect live music, unique crafts, fresh produce, delicious cakes, and more. Little ones will have a blast in the Kiddies Entertainment Area complete with inflatables and fun activities such as face painting, cupcake decorating, and rock painting. Visitors can relax in the Tea Garden, enjoy live music in the vibrant Beer Garden, browse through craft stalls, indulge in delicious food, or purchase fresh produce with lots of lucky draw prizes to be won!

Prices:
· Craft Market: Entry is free to browse the stalls.
· Coach Package: R50 per person for market entrance PLUS R60 per person entry to Crocworld (payable at Curio Shop). Exclusive to Coach Passengers is the option to enjoy breakfast and coffee at Fish Eagle Café for an additional R50 (payable at the restaurant).
OR
· Crocworld Entry: R100 per person

Sponsorship opportunities also exist, with fantastic opportunities for on-site activations. For more information, contact Nibia or Lorna on 072 507 8773.

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Author: Agnes Matladi from Olivia Jones Communications on behalf of Crocworld.

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