The Nickel Christmas Market is named after the Paul Jungnickel Home, a division of Kungwini Welfare Organisation.
The market is the biggest annual job creation and fundraising project for the organisation. This year we celebrate our 19th year. With over 200 exhibitions from toys to exclusive home décor products. We have something for everyone. This year the market runs from 20 November - 1 December 2019. Open daily from 09h00 to 18h00. The market is held on the organisation’s premises.
Kungwini Welfare Organisation is situated in Zwavelpoort, East of Pretoria, on a stunning piece of land that Dr Jungnickel donated to the Cripple Care Association in 1983. Paul Jungnickel was the only son of Dr & Mrs. Jungnickel. Paul was physically challenged and died at a young age in a motorcycle accident. In 1983 our journey started with the Paul Jungnickel Home for disabled adults. Today the home provides a residential care facility for 140 disabled adults.
The market is also a huge platform for KWO’s Protective Workshop to showcase the beautiful products that they make.
This market is not to be missed! Come see for yourself:
BECOME AN EXHIBITOR VIEW TERMS &CONDITIONS
Our Gallery speaks for itself and showcase the past two years' exhibitions and fun. We are so proud of what we can show you here below ... ENJOY!
Beautiful products and for a really, really good cause.
- El-Maree van Zweel
I am a parent of a resident at Paul Jungnicel Home. For the past 5 years the Nickel Xmas Market has been the biggest event of the year for our family because we love our disabled child very much and this market bring so much joy to her life. It is one of the best markets in Pretoria and a must see if you haven't been here.
- Hann'Elise Nel
Ek vind altyd 'n paar mooi goedjies, en gaan gewoonlik weer 'n keer om nog iets te koop.
- Helen Schoombie
For some of us it's been the first time visiting. What a pleasant surprise. Well planned. Most enjoyable morning.
- Johanna Prozesky
Good quality products and a well organized market
- Trichardt Equestrian Centre
