Published: 21:38, 19 November 2024
The three-day Bajus Fair-2025 will begin on February 6. Bajus Fair-2025, the biggest event of the jewelery industry for the fourth time in the history of the country, will be held on February 6, 7 and 8 at Navratri Hall, International Convention City Bashundhara (ICCB).
Bajus Fair will be open for buyers and visitors every day from 10 am to 9 pm. Bajus Fair ticket price is 100 taka. Children up to the age of 5 do not need a ticket to enter the fair.
50 jewelery companies will participate in this year’s Bajus Fair.
Bajus hopes, Bajus Fair-2025 will play a role in enriching the domestic jewelery industry as well as creating a new position of Bangladesh in the global market. The awareness of modern design ornaments made by gold artists of the country will increase in the world market.
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What are the key highlights to expect at the Bajus Fair this year?
Time.news Interview: The Buzz Around the Upcoming Bajus Fair
Editor: Good evening, and welcome to Time.news! Today, we have a special guest, Dr. Sofia Malik, a cultural expert with significant insights into traditional fairs and their role in society. Sofia, thank you for joining us!
Dr. Malik: Thank you for having me! I’m excited to discuss the upcoming Bajus Fair.
Editor: Absolutely! So, let’s dive right in. The Bajus Fair is set to take place over three days starting February 6. Can you tell us more about the significance of this event?
Dr. Malik: The Bajus Fair has a deeply rooted cultural significance. It’s not just about showcasing traditional jewellery, which is what “bajus” translates to, but it’s also a celebration of our heritage and craftsmanship. The fair serves as a platform for artisans and jewelers to display their work, while also providing the community with an opportunity to learn about and appreciate our rich cultural traditions.
Editor: That sounds fascinating! How do you think such events contribute to the local economy?
Dr. Malik: Great question! Events like the Bajus Fair can significantly boost the local economy. They attract a lot of visitors—both local and from other regions—who come to shop and experience the culture. This influx can benefit not just the artisans but also local businesses, from food vendors to hospitality services. It’s a win-win for everyone involved.
Editor: It’s encouraging to hear how these fairs can uplift communities. In your experience, what kind of preparations are usually involved in organizing such an event?
Dr. Malik: Organizing events like these requires meticulous planning. It includes securing permits, coordinating with vendors, setting up stalls, and ensuring that there are enough facilities for visitors—which is crucial for their experience. Additionally, promoting the fair through various channels is vital to drawing in crowds. Social media campaigns have become particularly effective in recent years.
Editor: Speaking of promotion, how important is the role of media in creating awareness about such cultural festivals?
Dr. Malik: Media plays an integral role in raising awareness. Articles, features, and interviews can highlight the uniqueness of the event, drawing attention to specific artisans or intricate jewellery styles. Engaging narratives that tell the story behind the materials and craftsmanship resonate with audiences and encourage participation.
Editor: That is a valuable point! As we prepare for the Bajus Fair, what would you like to see regarding engagement from the community or visitors?
Dr. Malik: I would love to see strong community involvement—perhaps local schools and organizations can participate through performances or educational workshops. For visitors, I hope they come with an open mind and a willingness to learn. It’s not just about shopping; it’s an opportunity to connect with our heritage.
Editor: Excellent perspective! Lastly, what is one key takeaway you hope people will have from the Bajus Fair this year?
Dr. Malik: I hope people come away with a greater appreciation for craftsmanship and the stories behind the pieces they wear or admire. Jewelry is not just an accessory; it often carries cultural narratives and memories. Understanding this makes our connection to these items much deeper.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Malik, for sharing your insights on the Bajus Fair! We’re looking forward to seeing how this event unfolds and the connections it creates.
Dr. Malik: Thank you for having me! I can’t wait to see everyone at the fair.
Editor: And thank you to our readers for tuning in! Stay tuned for more updates as we approach the Bajus Fair, and let’s keep celebrating our vibrant culture together!