1st Moon Fair brings 35 exhibitors to Piraí do Sul
The cultural programming was also a highlight, with performances of gaúcho dance from Escola Piray, artistic gymnastics and the Coral Harmonia das Estações, both from the Culture Center. To close the afternoon, the duo Mineiro and Clayton Viola entertained the audience with live music.
The first edition of the Piraí do Sul Moon Fair was marked by the good participation of the public and the interest of local traders. Held on Sunday, November 8, at the Vera Lúcia Sguário Sports Complex, the event gathered approximately 35 exhibitors and offered a program that integrated gastronomy, crafts, trade and culture.
Organized by the Municipal Secretariat of Education and Culture, the fair presented to the public a variety of products, including food, handmade pieces and clothing, giving visibility to the entrepreneurs of the municipality and creating new marketing opportunities.
The cultural programming was also one of the highlights, with presentations of Gaucho dance from the Piray School, ginástica artística and the Harmony of the Seasons Choir, both from the Culture Center. To close the afternoon, the duo Mineiro and Clayton Viola cheered the audience with live music.
For the municipal director of Culture, Rogério dos Santos, the first edition exceeded expectations and demonstrated the importance of opening new spaces for local culture and talents.
“It was a special moment of culture, leisure and integration for the whole family. We thank the exhibitors, collaborators and everyone who participated and prestige this first edition,” he stressed.
The deputy mayor Wagner Zadra also highlighted the positive result of the debut and the importance of the fair for the municipality.
“It’s very good to see the interest of traders in participating and the community prestigeing. The Moon Fair is an opportunity to value those who produce and undertake in our city. It was a very successful first event and we hope it will be the beginning of a beautiful story,” he said.
The good reception of the first edition reinforces the expectation of continuity of the Feira da Lua, which integrates opportunities to encourage entrepreneurship, culture and the appreciation of local production.
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