Eid Bazaar 2025: A celebration of community, culture, and togetherness
For some of us, Eid is the time when homesickness strikes — the smell of homemade dishes, the warmth of family get-togethers, the thrill of new clothes and celebrations. But for thousands of expatriates in the UAE, being away from home at this blessed time could be a bittersweet experience. The Eid Bazaar is our endeavour to extend the same warmth to everyone, creating a space where cultures meet, small businesses thrive, and families make new memories together.
Happening on March 28-9 from (1pm to 11pm), the two-day bazaar will be a vibrant celebration with a variety of handmade crafts, fashion, accessories, home decor, gourmet foods, and Eid necessities — all from small business owners who are passionate about their craft and bring a little piece of their heritage to share with the UAE.
Apart from shopping, the event also offers live henna booths, bangle stalls, nail art, and raffle draws that will unite families, friends, and communities for a very interactive Eid celebration.
Small businesses rising
What is so unique about the Eid Bazaar is how vendors, brands, and companies are uniting to make this festive occasion. As small businesses are rising to display their talent, and brands are doing their bit where possible, the event itself is turning out to be a hallmark of community spirit and cooperation.This initiative is a reflection of the UAE's spirit — a country where diversity is embraced, cultures blend together effortlessly, and everyone has a home to call their own.
"For many of us, the UAE is home," states Artacy CEO Humaira Junaid. "Though distant from the land of our birth, we are fortunate in a family of friends, colleagues, and communities that look out for each other. This Eid Bazaar is a celebration of this camaraderie, where persons from all sections of society can visit, feel the festive cheer, and make beautiful new memories."
An open invitation to celebrate together
Whether you're looking for the perfect Eid gifts, a festive shopping experience, or simply a warm and welcoming place to celebrate, the Eid Bazaar welcomes you! Come, connect, celebrate, and let's make this Eid a truly special one — together. Join us and make this Eid a celebration of community, love, and togetherness!
For more information, vendor bookings, and sponsorship inquiries, contact: marketing@artacy.net or visit our Website : www.aratacy.net
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