Five Reasons Why The Petite Project's Sunday Souk This Weekend Is A Must-Visit

This Sunday {April 30}, the Petite Project is back with its first ever edition of the Sunday Souk at a quaint bungalow in Bandra. Intrigued? We thought so! If you’re on the fence about your lazy Sunday plans {aka Netflix}, let us give you five reasons to drag yourself to this awesome flea market in Bandra.

All you summer bugs, have you been on the prowl to upgrade your wardrobe? If yes, then check out the homegrown brands that will be displayed at the souk. There’s Auréole with their khadi silk woven pieces for people looking for luxury statements. Marlschuz for the shoes lovers, which are affordable yet funky. There’s Shiraz Siddique who has worked as a fashion stylist in Bollywood before launching his own dreamy clothing line.

For the the new parents,  there’s something  from Shoptox.com for the infants as well with their featured brand Little Kokoro.

If you’re an ardent fan of all things accessories, then the Sunday Souk is your box of treasure. Bombay Perfumery by Manan Gandhi will be setting up their stall selling their sweet-smelling scents. And block out the sun with Tocca di Legno, a brand that will sort out your sunny glares this summer. As they say, when the sun’s out, glasses out!

There’s something for everyone at this souk, and if you’re looking to pick up something for your house, walk around. Shoptox.com will set up shop selling handcrafted and eco-friendly soy candles by Niana. Mixes with essential oils to give off a subtle aroma, these candles are perfect for the green shopper.

What’s a market without quick bites to snack on? Whilst you’re walking around the space at Bhalla Bungalow, there’s going to be some exciting food brands present there. If you’re thinking of buying organic, gluten-free, dairy-free chocolates, pick some up from them. Their Pacari chocolates are absolutely delish and healthy.

Then there’s Sustenance for artisanal gourmet gift boxes. Customise it as you like, and pick from their choice of granola, organic coffee, jams, honey tea breads and more.

What’s a weekend sans booze? A weekday and maybe not so much fun. The Sunday Souk will have Rhythm Winery and their curated selection of the most delicious flavours. There’s good to be an Alphonso Mango wine, and other fruit wines likes strawberry, kiwi, pineapple, peaches and more.

All the tea-lovers, would you love a hot cuppa? Tea Trunk by Snigdha has Vanilla Black Tea, Ginger Root Black, Kahwa white tea and more for the one who loves their chai as much as we do.

Find the event on Facebook here.

Where: Windchimes Education, Bhalla House, 97, Hill Rd, Ranwar, Bandra West, Mumbai

When: Sunday, April 30

Timings: 11am to 9pm

Entry is free

There’s going to be an open mic jam session to liven up the souk.