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Celebrate culture, community, and the joy of Eid at Ottawa’s Grand and Biggest Eid Bazaar!
Join us on Saturday, March 14th, from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM at the Nepean Sportsplex for a full day of shopping, food, and family‑friendly fun.
This vibrant multicultural marketplace brings together local vendors, artisans, and food businesses offering clothing, jewelry, home décor, gifts, and delicious traditional treats. Families can enjoy free entry, free parking, and free face painting for kids, making it the perfect weekend outing for all ages.
Hosted by Rifat Zeeshan
Celebrate culture, community, and the joy of Eid at Ottawa’s Grand and Biggest Eid Bazaar! Join us on Saturday, March 14th, from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM at the Nepean Sportsplex for a full day of shopping, food, and family‑friendly fun. This vibrant multicultural marketplace brings together local vendors, artisans, and food businesses offering clothing, jewelry, home décor, gifts, and delicious traditional treats. Families can enjoy free entry, free parking, and free face painting for kids, making it the perfect weekend outing for all ages. Whether you’re preparing for Eid, supporting local businesses, or simply enjoying the festive atmosphere, this event has something for everyone. Vendor spots are limited, so interested businesses are encouraged to secure their space early. Come experience the energy, colors, and cultural richness of Ottawa’s diverse community — all under one roof!
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