Regional fairs like the 34th Negros Trade Fair attract many primarily because of food-centric selections. But Ilonggos have more to offer beyond these edible treats.
[READ: Negros trade fair will return for its 34th year]
For Filipinos, Christmas starts as early as Sept. 1. Lucky for you, you have the rest of this week until Sunday, Sept. 29 to do an advance holiday haul at the Glorietta 2 Activity Center. To make your shopping experience a breeze, we’ve pieced together this listicle on non-food finds at the Negros Trade Fair, from fashion accessories like earrings, necklaces, and bags to homeware like upcycled saucers, trivets, and utensil holders.
Wearable finds
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Homeware
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