Kick off lockdown with a weekend at the market (in your PJs)
KAMERS/Makers is happening online and there are amazing daily specials
KAMERS/Makers Cape Town is bringing the makers into your, well, kamer, this year. As the nation enters lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus, KAMERS/Makers has gone fully online. So put on your comfiest PJs, grab a cuppa, sit back, and shop some incredible local products. When all this is over, you’ll emerge like a butterfly from a cocoon, bedecked with stunning sustainable fabrics, vintage fashion, and hand-crafted jewellery. Don’t forget your home’s #glowup, with a huge range of bespoke kitchenware and decor by local designers.
SUPPORT LOCAL MAKERS
The coronavirus pandemic has brought industries around the globe to a standstill, and there is a real threat to the livelihoods of small businesses and entrepreneurs. Many of them have proved to be relentlessly adaptable and creative during this time, and KAMERS/Makers is one such business: it contributes to the livelihoods of hundreds of local artisans, who you can support by shopping for stunning handmade decor, fashion, jewellery, toys, and much more. All you have to do is bvisit the KAMERS/Makers online store.
AMAZING DAILY SPECIALS
Be sure to check out the specials on offer on each of the four days. There are freebies, discounts, free shipping, and plenty more offers up for grabs on the Maker Specials page.
WIN AMAZING PRIZES
There are prizes worth R20,000 up for grabs for online market-attendees, including a fantastic R1000 Consol Glass hamper. New prizes are added daily and there’s a lucky draw every morning: everyone who’s made a purchase on the previous day is automatically entered. If you spend R500 or more, you also get two VIP tickets to any other KAMERS/Makers show in 2020. One lucky winner will take home the grand prize: lifetime free entry to all KAMERS/Makers shows.
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KAMERS/Makers
Cape Town event from 16-19 March 2019. | |
+27 (0)82 733 4218 | |
Jan Van Riebeeck High School, 129 Kloof Street, Gardens Gardens | |
www.kamersvol.com | |
info@kamersvol.com | |
@Kamersvol | |
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