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​Crowd enjoys Eid Bazaar at Kincardine United Church

Liz DadsonBy: Liz Dadson  March 30, 2025
​Crowd enjoys Eid Bazaar at Kincardine United Church
A good crowd turned out for the Eid Bazaar, held Saturday afternoon (March 22), in the lower level of Kincardine United Church.

Organized by Mal Shah of Kincardine, the event welcomed about 15 vendors, featuring a variety of items, such as perfumes, soaps and colognes, jewellery, crafts, traditional food, and tasty treats.

The public could also purchase lunch or get a henna tattoo, and there were face-painting and a colouring station for the children.

Muslims celebrate Eid al-Fitr with prayers and gatherings, marking the end of Ramadan.

The Eid Bazaar was sponsored by the Kincardine Islamic Centre.

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Sara Ahmad (left) and her daughter, Alia, 8, of Kincardine serve some delicious meals from Sara's Kitchen, at the Eid Bazaar, held Saturday afternoon at Kincardine United Church|
Rose Atkins (left), 5, of Tiverton has her face painted like a princess, while her two-year-old sister, Zoey, opts for a tiger face, compliments of Sara Moore of Sweet Pea Paints of Kincardine|
Bessan Abuoun (left), 12, of Kincardine and her eight-year-old sister, Yafa, sell their crafts and bracelets at the Eid Bazaar|
Betty Stanley of Lucknow has a host of FM World products, new to Canada, from the United Kingdom, including perfume, cologne, candles and fragrance sticks|
Shamsa Akhtar (left) of Port Elgin completes a henna tattoo for Deb Simpson of Ripley|
Jackie Johns of Artily Sweets in Kincardine has her delicious chocolate-covered sponge toffee for sale|
Alyssa Fisk of Rose and Posy of Kincardine sells jewellery at the bazaar|
Mehinah Mehrukh (left) and Maryam Miah of Port Elgin sell food at the Eid Bazaar in Kincardine|
Mia Fisk, three-and-a-half, of Kincardine has her face painted like a skull, by Sara Moore|
Serving lunch and treats at the Eid Bazaar, are Ayden (left), 12, and Zydan Shah, 9, and Charlotte Fludder, all of Kincardine|

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Liz Dadson is the founder and editor of the Kincardine Record and has been in the news business since 1986.



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