Spring Bazaar

The ‘Blind School Diwali Mela’ has been a well-known and established event in the fraternity of Delhi shoppers. As a new initiative, this year, the Association organized a Spring Bazaar from 11-13 March. In welcoming the pleasant weather and celebrating the spring season with a shopping and cultural event, the three-day bazaar was organized just the weekend before Holi.

In addition to showcasing the products made by the visually impaired trainees and workers of the Association such as colorful candles and diyas, scented candles, a range of paper products including bags, envelopes, papier-mache plates & cups and cloth products including sling bags, potli bags, pouches, purses, the Bazaar also had a range of stalls with vendors from across the country selling eye-catching designer wear, jewelry, footwear, home décor, traditional crafts, gift items, gardening materials, herbal products etc.

To spread awareness, Durgabai Deshmukh College of Special Education set up a stall where the trainees shared many interesting facts about the lives of the visually impaired through games and activities.

Our professionally trained masseurs offered relaxing head, foot, neck, or shoulder massages at a nominal price.

Open Mic evenings saw the students and trainees perform songs, dance, mimicry, and yoga. The female trainees also ramp walked on the evenings of the second and third day of the bazaar. Vivaan Creations sponsored the outfits for the female trainees’ Fashion Show on the second day.