The UNWG organizes an annual one-day event with a variety of gift items for sale from around the world as well as special food and drink offered by 80 different kitchens. There are also family-friendly international cultural performances. The Bazaar is attended by UNWG members and volunteers from the international communities in Vienna. Embassies and international missions to the United Nations have provided assistance over the years. Austrian and international businesses also contribute to the Bazaar's success. The Bazaar has raised over €5 million for charity since 1968.
The Vietnamese Embassy in Vienna will also have a booth at the Festival this year, selling a variety of items, traditional food, and souvenirs to all attendees. This event will bring Vietnamese people together and raise funds for UNWG.
The 2022 UNWG International Festival Charity Bazaar will be held on Saturday, 3 December from 10.00-18.00 in the Marx Halle, Karl-Farkas-Gasse 19, 1030 Wien.
For more information, please visit the link below:
https://unwg.unvienna.org/unwg/en/bazaar.html
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