Welcome to Camphill Village West Coast South Africa


	MARKET FARM STALL

	WHY DO WE HOLD A MARKET? For friends and families to visit residents and see what has been achieved by them. For the public to witness the rich life that is possible for those living with an intellectual disability. For Camphill Village West Coast to raise its profile and become a familiar feature of life in the Western Cape. For Camphill Village West Coast to raise funds through the selling of its products. WHAT’S ON? Always open at the market is our Farm Shop, selling a range of vegetables and some fruit, dairy products, jams and preserves, and farm eggs and meat. Everything on sale is Biodynamically* produced. A range of crafts is also stocked. BAKERY SHOP OPEN… Selling a variety of deli and health breads, our famous rusks and health biscuits, and granola. HERBAL PRODUCTS & COSMETICS This must be the most wonderfully aromatic workshop around! Plenty for the body and soul, and a great place to buy gifts for your friends and family.


	NURSERY

	Our Sunday market is open on the first Sunday of every month, except January PLANT NURSERY We are again selling plants from the nursery, a small range of herbs, indigenous and drought-resistant plants. COFFEE BAR AND RESTAURANT Using as much of our own produce as possible, we serve delicious lunches. Always a vegetarian dish and fabulous salads are on the menu, as well as braaied meats. Followed by delicious cakes and coffee… TOURS OF THE VILLAGE Tractor-and trailer rides around the farm usually start at 1pm, and repeat at 2pm, and sometimes 3pm. A bus tour of other parts of the village will be commencing in the spring. We will visit a group home, the Moya Health and Therapy Centre, and the Chapel. This is a tour for those interested in how CVWC operates, its home life, social and spiritual life, its philosophy, history and ethics. This is for those interested in aspects of community life, eco-villages and issues affecting those living with an intellectual disability. Tours cost R10 per adult, and R5 per child.


	SUNDAY MARKET DATES

	2009 6TH SEPTEMBER 4TH OCTOBER 1ST NOVEMBER 6TH DECEMBER 2010 NO JANUARY MARKET 7TH FEBRUARY 7TH MARCH 2ND MAY 6TH JUNE 4TH JULY 1ST AUGUST 5TH SEPTEMBER 3RD OCTOBER 7TH NOVEMBER 5TH DECEMBER

Last updated - July 07, 2009