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9 Oct

Yapify International Student Social Market

  • Free
  • Market

Yapify International Student Social Market is a free one-day event made for Melbourne’s international student community – a chance to meet new people, try something new and enjoy a fun day on campus.

Explore interactive stalls and experiences including tarot readings, a traditional Chinese medicine experience, mocktail DIY workshops, coffee latte art challenge, K-pop performances, games, giveaways, free lunch, food and snacks, and more.

Come with friends or show up on your own, drop by for a short visit or stay for a few hours. Come for the market, stay for the people.

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Fri 9 Oct
  • 10am - 5pm 10:00am - 5:00pm

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University of Melbourne
Ernie Cropley Sports Pavilion
Morrison Cl
Parkville 3054

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Price and bookings

This is a free event

Book online for Yapify International Student Social Market

Contact details

  • telephone number: 0426 692 751
  • email address: team@yapify.co
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