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SILC Bazaar

November 2, 2017November 2, 2017 by Expat Life

The SILC Bazaar takes place next Friday (10th) at Patana School (near Bearing BTS) 8am – 4pm. The vendor line-up is incredibly varied (you’ll be able to browse for cosmetics, clothes, jewellery, bags, toys and homeware, enjoy delicious food, as well as book a family photo-shoot, and even order a free-range Christmas turkey!).

Everyone welcome (please bring photo ID).

100 THB entry fee in aid of SILC-supported community projects.

Event: SILC Bazaar
Date: Friday 10^th November 2017, 08:00-16:00
Venue: Bangkok Patana School
Details: A whole host of fantastic Bangkok-based vendors – from gorgeous homeware, to stunning jewellery to indulgent treats. 100 THB entry fee, in aid of SILC community projects. Please bring photo ID.
Contact:[email protected]

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