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South‑East Melbourne Hosts ‘Diyas & Diamonds’ Diwali Marketplace at Fountain Gate

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South‑East Melbourne Hosts ‘Diyas & Diamonds’ Diwali Marketplace at Fountain Gate

Melbourne’s south‑east will welcome a fresh Diwali shopping destination this year. On Sunday, 1 November, the Fountain Gate Hotel inside Westfield Fountain Gate will open its doors to Diyas & Diamonds, a curated market that brings together a selection of boutique sellers.

The pop‑up aims to serve families and individuals gearing up for the festival of lights, offering everything from women’s couture and traditional attire to jewellery, home décor and festive accessories. Organisers say the event is designed to provide a one‑stop venue for those looking to add a touch of sparkle and cultural flair to their celebrations.

For the local Desi community, the market represents a convenient alternative to the usual city‑centre fairs, reducing travel time while still delivering a range of authentic products. It also offers emerging designers a platform to showcase their work to a broader audience.

With a focus on quality and variety, Diyas & Diamonds is set to become a seasonal highlight for shoppers in the region, reinforcing Melbourne’s growing reputation as a hub for South‑Asian cultural events.

The market will run from morning until early evening, and attendees are encouraged to arrive early to explore the full lineup of vendors.

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