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World Culture Market - Sun Oct 13th

category dublin | miscellaneous | event notice author Thursday October 03, 2013 14:37author by FUSION SUNDAYS - Dublin Co.opauthor email fusionsundays at gmail dot comauthor address 12 Newmarket, Dublin 8 (off Cork Street) Report this post to the editors

Dublin's only ethnic bazaar! Over 30 Stalls, Workshops, Live Music...

Dublin’s only world culture market, Fusion Sundays, will take place again on Sunday the 13th of October. The market can be described as a vibrant, multicultural event focusing on Ireland’s ethnic communities.

Fusion Sundays offers international stalls, live music, workshops, entertainment for kids and of course a great selection of delicious food from around the globe.
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Browsing the market, one can find beautiful Jewellery from Italy, artisan soaps from Africa, or Brazilian Shrines. As always there will be the Moroccan Tea Tent where one can sit down to enjoy Arabian treats. Culinary Food from Japan to India can be tasted, and the Bulgarian bakery will satisfy any sweet tooth. To wind down and relax there is a selection of chair massages on offer such as Japanese Shiatsu!
There are also several workshops running throughout the day such as Shivam Yoga or African Dance for all to join.
Fusion Sundays World Culture Market is more than just a market, but rather an exciting and vivid experience for people of all ages. Moreover, it is an explosion of colors, tastes and smells!

The market is a free event and will be held from 11am till 5pm on Sunday the 13th of October at the Dublin Food Co-op, 12 New Market Square Dublin 8 (off Cork Street) and subsequently on the second Sunday of each month. Free Parking and Wheelchair access.

Related Link: http://www.facebook.com/fusionsundaysmarket
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