As people strive for sustainability in their shopping habits, a significant number are opting for pre-loved items over buying new.
The ‘Ceylon Flea Market’ an all-in-one marketplace is all set to kick off in the vivid pandemonium of Colombo on Saturday (Mar. 23).
Founded by John and Madz Chambers in 2008, the Ceylon Flea Market would be a transformation for establishing a market for commodities and people excited to discover value in what they had to contribute.
In these times of financial hardship, a flea market can provide a sense of hope by providing a venue for people to purchase and sell products at reasonable costs as most in the community are in search of alternatives to make ends meet when they are struggling financially, where flea market offers a place for resourcefulness and entrepreneurship.
From everyday necessities to antiques, the Ceylon Flea Market provides a wide variety of commodities. Anticipate a wide selection of discoveries, including handcrafted products, hand-me-downs, books, shoes, toys, electronics and gadgets.
Thrifting is not only cost-effective but also contributes to environmental conservation. To make greater use of your old items, you can also donate your clothing at the drop-off point.
Head on over to the Ceylon Flea Market this Saturday, the 23rd March 2024 at the Viharamahadevi Park from 9:00 a.m to 6:00 p.m.
Instead of visiting the typical fast-fashion stores during your next shopping trip, consider dropping by the vibrant Ceylon Flea Market that will be held last Saturday of every month.
For queries dial: 0716881027 or 0717519545
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