Sharjah Ladies Club Al Batayeh branch to host festive Eid Bazaar
The bazaar will feature an exceptional selection of products, including perfumes, incense, abayas, jalabiyas, and traditional dresses. It will also showcase 13 homegrown projects by local creatives and productive families, offering visitors a unique opportunity to support national enterprises while shopping in a welcoming community atmosphere.
Adding to the experience, 'Marasi' restaurant will offer a delightful array of traditional Eid sweets, infusing the event with authentic local flavours and heritage charm.
The event forms part of Sharjah Ladies Club's ongoing efforts to support home-based businesses, empower productive families, and foster a spirit of community engagement during festive occasions.
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