Intrigue your taste buds, explore the fascination of Thai culture - Thai Food Fair 2018
Thai Food Fair 2018 by The Thai Society of Canterbury Inc.
Venue: Rauora Park (corner Manchester & Lichfield Street) Christchurch Central
Date: Sunday, 11th November 2018
Time: 10am-4pm
FREE ENTRY !!!
Showcasing Thai Food and culture - connecting the two sides with cultural tradition
Authentic Thai Food and Thai Beer
Thai Classical Performances
Thai Muay Thai / Kickboxing Demo
Thai Cooking Demo
Thai Fruit Fruit & Vegetable Carving Demo
Thai Massage and souvenirs
Thailand Information
Various unique activities for children
We are an environmentally and family-friendly event.
Don't Miss Out ! See you there!
Proudly supported :
The Thai Society of Canterbury Inc.
Royal Thai Embassy
Tourism Authority of Thailand
Wat Buddhasamakee (Thai Temple) - Christchurch & Invercargill
Rotary Club of Avonhead
Young Hunter Lawyers
Christchurch City Council
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