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The first night bazar will be 29 March from 5- 9pm and will feature 19 unique exhibitors:
� Kirtipur Hosiery Industry: Knitted toys, keyrings, women and baby apparels made by the women of Kirtipur
� Janakpur Women's Development Centre: Range of products with Mithila Art handmade and painted by the under priviledged and marginalised women from the region.
� Business Service Centre (BSC) for Empowerment: Apparels, accessories, handcrafted candles, incense, flower stall
� Children and Youth First (CYF): Arts and crafts and recycled products
� Designer students from Lord Buddha Education Foundation: Recycled bags, baby apparels and accessories made of scrap materials
� Quixote's Cove: Children's books (Published by: Usborne, Scholastic, IPDA) and adult fiction and non-fiction selection
� Aastha Old Age Home (AOAH): Handmade corn husk sukul mattresses
� Nepal Knotcraft Centre: Hand woven baskets and mats using eco-friendly materials by women from various ethnicities.
� Inclusion Empowerment Centre (Run by the visually impaired): Braille T-shirts
� Ekadeshma (Tales of Nepali Craft): One-of-a kind funky prints in all natural tees, and an interesting collection of handmade nepali crafts.
� Jodi Arden: Women's apparels, handmade bags and jewellery.
� Insight Living: Handmade sustainable home wares
� Newa Decor: Wooden candle stands, mirrors and Newari arts and crafts, supporting the livelihood of traditional Newari craftsmen
� Seeing Hands Nepal: Therapeutic massage experience like never before, provided by a team of professional visually impaired masseurs
� Cafe Brown Sugar (run by ex-drug users): Cakes and Muffins
� Momos and More: Momos
� Pipal Bot Lifestyle: Traditional Tibetan Chang, Khapsey (Tibetan cookies) and Laphing (traditional Tibetan savoury dish)
� The Village Cafe: Traditional Newari Cuisine prepared by home based workers
Organised by: ChangeFusion Nepal in association with: Baber Mahal Revisited, BSC, NBI and Give2Asia (The Asia Foundation)
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