Canberra`s boring? Come to the old bus stop bazaar and have a look at it!
Nearly 100 coser took part in the Canberra cosplay Competition at the Old bus Station Fair on Sunday (Sept. 9), with viewers voting online to select their favorite coser and hold an awards ceremony on the spot.
(photo source: Gallery serpenpine)
Are you a cosplay fan? If you miss the August Comic Festival (Canberra Gamma.Con opens today, from anime to video games, from cosplay to live fighting!), don`t miss the cosplay contest at the old bus stop in September. There are a lot of movie animation on the scene of the role will appear, quickly to see which role you know it!
(photo source: photographer Philip Cirstallo)
The event brought together many movie characters and anime characters, such as Jedi, Minnie, Peter Pan and so on. If you`re an avid anime enthusiast, this is definitely a trip you shouldn`t miss. In addition to cosplay clothing props, there are a lot of peripheral and daily difficult to see animation books.
(photo source: Dee's comics)
You can enjoy the mystery of shopping with the Jedi, or you can be sucked away by a sprite ball that doesn`t know where it comes from.
(Cosplay works: Xiaozhi and Picachu)
This event, the bus Station Fair launched a brand-new animation theme crafts fair, and invited the Canberra professional Cosplay team to the market performance. According to the age of entry, the activities are divided into youth group under 16 years of age and adult group. No need to sign up, just check in at the scene.
The market also invited Dee', Canberra`s oldest comic book store. S Comics.2017, the store launched Canberra`s first "OZ Comic Creator Zone" and teamed up with Canberra`s Cartoon Festival organizer Gamma.Con to bring the all-Star lineup of Australian cartoonists to Canberra.
Whether in mind "superhero", or favorite video game characters, fairy tales, there is always one is your favorite.
The event prizes are provided by sponsors Cosplay clothing store Lumin Workshop, comic book store Impant Comics and Dee's Comics.
If you miss a live event, you can also listen to the event`s audio flow through Mix 106.3 and win the award.
Canberra goes every Sunday
It`s not an old bus stop fair.
Old bus stop bazaars arrive every Sunday with a variety of themes. The first Sunday of the month is multiculturalism Day; the second Sunday is the special theme day; the third Sunday is the designer theme Day; the fourth Sunday is the Antiquities Collection theme Day. New stuff every week!
More than 200 stalls in the market are food and accessories stalls. Visitors can not only taste the delicacies of various countries, but also buy a lot of fresh ingredients.
Handicraft stalls include paintings, clothing, greeting cards and other exquisite objects for hand-made, not lack of family generations of old handicraft products. During a visit, the owner of a paper card stall revealed that they had a team of 20 people who made these beautiful cards in their own hands every day. These cards are not only beautiful, but also have great collection value, each of them is the hard work.
This time, the Oriental Metropolis Daily also invited the director of the old bus fair to share the story with us.
(photo: Mr. Rachard and Ms. Sally, heads of the old bus stop bazaar)
Officials said the old bus stop market has been founded in Canberra for decades, has a very long history. However, the current age group of vendors and customers is higher. It is hoped that the event will expand the age coverage of market customers and increase the number of new things.
Rachard said it was an innovative attempt. "they were surprised when they first introduced us to the event. All we`re inviting this time is a native Coser.. I hope this event will give you a good platform for communication. "
Sally believes that the old bus market is not only a market, but also a sentiment in Canberra`s local community. Many people are willing to visit, not only for shopping, but also for a local experience.
If you also like this weekend market full of personality, get on a date with friends and go for a stroll!
Address: 21 Wentworth Avenue, Kingston
Tel: 6295 3331
E-mail: [email protected]
Facebook：@oldbusdepotmarkets
Web site: www.obdm.com.au
