November 20, 2015

Beirut's First Christmas Food Market: Mar Mikhael, December 2nd 2015

For the first time in Lebanon Beirut will enjoy a Christmas Food Market!

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All over the world Christmas food markets are a great way of discovering Christmas favorites, like mulled wine, mince pies and more. London, Paris, Berlin and more are famous for putting together great gatherings of food-lovers and the producers of specialty food, just for the Christmas season.

This Christmas For the first time in Lebanon Beirut will enjoy a Christmas Food Market!

All over the world Christmas food markets are a great way of discovering Christmas favorites, like mulled wine, mince pies and more. London, Paris, Berlin and more are famous for putting together great gatherings of food lovers and the producers of specilty food, just for the Christmas season.

This Christmas NoGarlicNoOnions is teaming up with Souk el Akel and 70 designers gathered by in.Action events to bring you the very best food and products over the Christmas period. With 120 stands, we're bringing you the ultimate European-inspired Christmas event. Get your hands on some great Christmas treats, wonderful, unique gifts and more.

It gets even better as the proceeds will be going to fight cancer affecting children! We're working with In Action Events as part of their Christmas In Action initiative. Christmas In Action aims to raise money for the Children's Cancer Center Lebanon (CCCL) and help the Center to pay for cancer treatment among children.

From December 2-6, come down to the Mar Mikael Train Station from 4-10pm and discover the very best a Lebanese Christmas has to offer, from cookies, heated wine, sausages and great designer objects!

Come on down, enjoy the Christmas spirit in Beirut.

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