The colour and diversity will point out about a hundred handicraft exhibitors and agri-food that will be spread through the Historical Centre of Loulé’s alleys and bystreets.
We will focus mainly on the international handicraft, especially on Moroccan, Tunisian and Egyptian. But the new trends of the modern handicraft will also be present this twelfth edition of the Festival MED.
The visitors can purchase a variety of products like jewellery, textiles, clothing and the characteristic objects from the world’s various cultures as the Aboriginal didgeridoos, the African djembe drums or the hookahs and typical tea dishes from the Maghreb countries.
