Stalls for our Eid event
Hello lovely neighbours, each year we celebrate Eid ( muslims festival) with lots of food and fun. We are organising a huge gathering this time around at wellington girls college. We are looking for people who are interested in promoting their local business. It’s strictly non-food items. We will provide you with the hall and space at a reasonable cost and all the other arrangements required for stall are up to you.
We do this event each year with around 300 people attending it. Please pm me if you are interested and I can provide you with further details. We have very limited stalls so be quick!
Date of the event: 23rd of June
Timings : 11:30am to 4:30pm
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