Bay Harbour Market Has Gone Digital:
Cape Town, May 2020 – In light of the current Covid-19 restrictions and for the safely of all, Bay Harbour Market in Hout Bay now brings your favourite weekend shopping destination to you via their newly launched online shopping portal, BHM Threads.
True to it’s essence and culture, BHM Threads features the local merchandise one has grown accustomed to experiencing when visiting the vibrant Bay Harbour Market – excellent craftsmanship, fashion ranges made with local fabrics and eclectic décor pieces.
For more information about the traders and what they have to offer, please do visit Bay Harbour Market on https://bhmthreads.co.za and follow them on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram!
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