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The Autumn Tap Siac Craft Market opened last Thursday

It’s been 15 years since the inauguration of the Tap Siac Craft Market, which has become a famous local cultural and creative market brand and is held in Spring and Autumn every year. The opening ceremony of the 2023 Autumn edition was held last on Thursday 16 November. The market brings a variety of local cultural and creative products to residents and tourists for two weeks.

This edition of the Tap Siac Craft Market features over 220 handicraft and creative gastronomy stalls by cultural and creative practitioners from mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Malaysia and Korea, showcasing and selling a wide range of distinctive original products, including daily necessities, clothing and accessories, handicrafts, as well as natural and handmade products.

                  

Various music performance by singers from mainland China and Hong Kong as well as creative handicraft workshops are also on show.

The Tap Siac Craft Market has been held in spring and autumn annually since 2008 and aims to provide a platform for cultural and creative practitioners to display and sell their products and communicate with each other. It supports and encourages creativity and innovation and establishes a signature cultural and creative exhibition of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

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