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Markets bring in the crowds

07/02/2022

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Courtney and Alex of Coco's Plant Powered. Photos: Rob Maccoll

Peregian Markets was a popular spot on the last day of the extended school holidays on Sunday as people strolled around the stalls and picked up some tasty treats from the food area.

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