Toksvig puts her artistic skills to good use, making watercolour bookmarks for the online fair. Photo: Vega Toksvig
The annual Kuala Lumpur Children’s Business Fair, which is in its fourth year, takes on a new direction by going virtual this year.
Taking place this Sunday (June 14), from 12.30pm to 4.30pm, the free event will give members of the public an opportunity to browse and shop online for products from young entrepreneurs who are still in primary and secondary school.
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A showcase of young entrepreneurs
Night's edible chickpea cookie dough can even be eaten as a healthy energy snack.. Photo: Dhanya Night
Toksvig puts her artistic skills to good use, making watercolour bookmarks for the online fair. Photo: Vega Toksvig
Inspired by her mum whom she learnt to cook from, Aqeesha has made two types of sambal to sell at the fair. Photo: Aqeesha Lara Yusoff
Apsara puts her artistic talent to good use by making watercolour bookmarks to sell at the fair. Photo: Apsara Karim
Chan has handmade bookmarks to go with the her two books which she is selling at the online fair. Photo: Jasmine Kayleigh Chan
Haidan plans to donate part of the proceeds from the sale of his custom-designed T-shirts to help frontliners help citizens who struggle with mental illness and addiction. Photo: Haidan Hazurin
Haidan plans to contribute part of the proceeds from the sale of his custom-designed T-shirts to the Covid-19 Mental Health Relief Fund since it was mental health awareness last month. Photo: Haidan Hazurin
Arjun hopes that his vegetable planting kits will encourage people to grow their own vegetables. Photo: Arjun Sharda Kharbanda
Yau is selling eco-friendly cement pots at the fair. Photo: Jared Yau
Chan plans to sell her two books and handmade bookmarks at the fair. Photo: Jasmine Kayleigh Chan
Yau says the cement pots are simple to make and eco-friendly. Photo: Jared Yau
Aqeesha is selling two types of sambal - vegetarian and non-vegetarian - at the fair. Photo: Aqeesha Lara Yusoff
Aqeesha says she is inspired by her mum whom she learned to cook from. Photo: Aqeesha Lara Yusoff
Yau's eco-friendly cement pot can be used to grow plants of all sorts. Photo: Jared Yau
Haidan modelling his custom-design T-shirt. Photo: Haidan Hazurin
Aqeesha is selling homemade sambal at the fair. Photo: Aqeesha Lara Yusoff
Night's edible cookie dough comes in three flavours. Photo: Dhanya Night
Arjun will sell vegetable planting kits at the fair. Photo: Arjun Sharda Kharbanda
Night says her edible cookie dough is good for those who crave something sweet but want to stay healthy. Photo: Dhanya Night
Evan Au-Yong plans to sell his e-book 'Caesar's Baristas' at the fair. Photo: Evan Au-Yong
Au-Yong's book which he plans to sell at the fair. Photo: Evan Au-Yong
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