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Three-in-one bazaar

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Experience the Austrian, German and Swiss cultures through the charity bazaar.
Experience the Austrian, German and Swiss cultures through the charity bazaar.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Austrian-German-Swiss Charity Bazaar is set to kick off on Nov 30.

The bazaar hosted by members of the three communities will showcase the countries' cultures through handicraft and food.

The bazaar will be held at KLPac in Sentul from 6pm till 9pm.


Per tickets costs RM20 and entrance is free for children under the age of 12.

The Austrian-German-Swiss Charity Bazaar (AGS) was established in 1986 by resident volunteers from Germany, Austria and Switzerland

Since the establishment of AGS, the bazaar has been supported by the embassies of the three countries.

The proceeds from the Christmas Bazaar is fully distributed to charity organisations chosen and supported by AGS in Malaysia.

For more information, contact Shirley Pereira at the German Embassy at 03-21709630.



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